BluBeard:
What about folks carrying livestock? Cows can weigh over 500kg. Are you gonna have to strap them down?
Only if you are taking them to an abattoir !
BluBeard:
What about folks carrying livestock? Cows can weigh over 500kg. Are you gonna have to strap them down?
Have a go and make sure you video it ,it should good for a laugh . 
I love these “Vosa said …” threads ,if there is a change in law/policy then people need to told officially not relying on the Truckvine .This is important information if true and i need to be memo’d ,if i don’t get memo’d i get all cranky
BluBeard:
What about folks carrying livestock? Cows can weigh over 500kg. Are you gonna have to strap them down?
Apparently so…
martyh:
BluBeard:
What about folks carrying livestock? Cows can weigh over 500kg. Are you gonna have to strap them down?Have a go and make sure you video it ,it should good for a laugh .
The ■■■■■ ■■■■■■■ brigade will be watching in awe !!!
Thats Bullocks…maybe not
I don’t understand some of these stories regarding pallets, I carry any weight between 30 and 2000kg and the only ones that move about are the light ones, and they’re highly unlikely to come flying through a curtain or out the back door, are they?
Anyone that can make a heavy pallet do either of the above either needs to stop polishing their load bed or take up stunt driving.
What doesn’t help is when the heaviest bit is at the top, so at the first bend/brake it all goes over.
Incidentally, we’ve been told to strap our loads, though we have no flat beds or curtainsiders, only rigid box lutons, 7.5t’s, demount bodies and artic trailers.
Fatboy slimslow:
Rob K:
Straps are for noobs. Professional don’t need or use them.correct, I’ve never strapped owt on
They weren’t asking about your ■■■ life 