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The load does have a bearing on this, but I rarely strap down a load in my curtainsider.
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Most of the loads we carry are pretty low, for eg 1 tonne bags of gravel. These fill the trailer side to side and are packed in tightly 2 abreast down my trailer. They are then held in place by the tension of the straps which tension the curtains vertically. These straps are 2 tonne load straps and there are about 16 down each side, so I reckon that the load is fairly well strapped anyway.
That steel trailer has a sliding body I think Bluejaysfan. It looks like it has a fixed headboard and the whole of the curtain is held up by light weight metal hoops with rollers on the bottoms. To open it up, you undo a couple of tensioners at the back and roll every thing to the front. It finishes up looking like a flatbed, with a sheet bundled up on the headboard.
If I was using one of those, I would treat it as a flatbed with an easy sheet system.
We use them over here as well, usually they have a coil well and are mainly used for steel.
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