Was I the only flatbed trucker to notice that every driver on that show put there straps on the outside of the rub rails? I was really surprised coming from where there at. Straps always go on the inside of the rub rails in case you flip over and slid. With the straps on the outside and you flip, the ground can tear your straps right off and the load can go everywhere, hence the name rub rails. Thats exactly what there for and any veteran flat bed driver knows that. They must not have good D. O. T. There. Also, when Lisa chains up, she chains up her rear drives which are you secondary drives. Your main drives are the front drive axles. They were even explaining exactly what I just said but she didn't chain that way. Careful cause you just never know who might be watching the show. The real deal, but what do I know, Guess I'm just a southern maggot. Ba hahahaha.
Review of Ice Road Truckers
