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Re: twisting tie-down straps
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Posted by Leland on August 25, 2004 at 22:00:11 from (63.155.92.7):
In Reply to: Re: twisting tie-down straps posted by Ducktape on August 25, 2004 at 21:38:18:
I said snapping not flapping, when under stress the wind at 65-75 mph makes them sing. and like I said a twist helps keep things quiet. Like I said after 1500 miles you would be nuts, like when I grabed a load of milk one night and the only lights working were the flashers. And when you turned flashers on this buzzer came on. you ought to deal with that for 200 miles. And worry bacause they only overloaded this trailer about 15000-20000#s.
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