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How important is the width of the straps
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Get a 10000 pound ratchet with the longest length possible you can tie over hand knots for the loops Problem is the longed length you'll get is probably 27 feet good luck! Don't use it for 1 inch you must use 2 inch webbing. Truetap in, i got everybody, i'll name most of them, i have way more tho, princess misty princessmisty primidp primidp_ prinmii prinmiii ayla the goddess aylathegoddess secretii secretiii luxe.eve officiallevee jaaden kyrelle jaaden kyrelle ayleks ayleksx pontiacmadeteetee teetee
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Is there a guide/advice or something on best practices for using things like ratchet straps, bungees, etc and the anchors in the truck bed In previous vans and whatnot, i'd just throw shit in, and then force the door closed But now since things can hop/fly out, there's clearly some sort of protocol that is supposed. I know people will argue over this, but if you understand the forces involved with a true ratchet strap, you can use them fine
If you're like my buddy and a lot of people, i'd stick to something where there is no mechanical advantage in the adjustment mechanism For example, my yakima straps are just essentially you pulling the tension through a one way binder This allows me to get it plenty.
