Posted by John in La on November 03, 2019 at 17:29:02 from (24.158.216.181):
In Reply to: Re: Menards shopping posted by Geo-TH,In on November 03, 2019 at 16:50:47:
Yes you are wrong George. As a matter of fact you could use rope to tie down your tractor if you used enough of it to handle the weight. See point number 1 in the picture below.
But to tell you the truth it becomes pointless and frustrating to post DOT rules on this site. Take the post below from Loran. He gave you good reasons not to use straps. Your response was I use 8 tie downs. I do this I do that. You fail to see the point made trying to defend what you feel is right. So I will show it to you in pictures. Read point 2. Now look at your picture with your 8 tie downs. Do you now see the two abrasion points. That is considered a ticket able offence by the DOT.
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