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    Example of a secure load...

    Well, it didn't come off....

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    Got a bit tired and needed a ly down.
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    easy access to checking the brakes and suspension
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    Sorry boss can't drive the truck back to the depot cos the right hand mirrors broke....

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    Yes, secured properly which is all too uncommon these days - that’s what we expect from all loads that leave our yard - more than 300 per day in and out and all are checked by a second person to ensure they meet our policy heading out. 1st breach is a months holiday from our yard and 2nd is permanent ban from our yard.
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    thats actually really impressive.. Do they tie down to the trailer like shipping container do (with mechanical pins). I would have thought a lot of tie-downs would break under that sort of strain!

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    It’s about using the right chain and binders, the right amount and the right placement. If you get any wrong things can go bad - this guy obviously had everything right (apart from his driving maybe, but don’t know what caused the roll)
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    Probably his driving !!!! going by the curve behind him .

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    I’m guessing your right, but don’t like to cast aspersions without knowing for sure.
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    I'm tipping, excuse the pun, that will buff right out.

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