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How to rub out size in dot

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In this video, I show you what happens when you wipe the windshield of your car with a potato. So be sure to watch it until the end, because this trick is really awesome. All you need for it is a potato like this. But before I tell you what the advantages are, I want to show you exactly how to do it. Because you should cut the potato open and wipe the cut surface over your slice. Because by doing that, youamp;#39;re now spreading the liquid that comes out of the potato on your windshield, and thereamp;#39;s a reason for that, and itamp;#39;s even scientifically proven, and itamp;#39;s used that way in many places around the world. You can of course also cut a potato into smaller slices, this has the advantage that this is not so quickly dry and you can distribute here even more of this liquid just on the windshield. Or you can even just use the skin of the potato. Of course, you have to change it regularly, so you have to take several pieces of the skin, but if you ate potatoes any

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FMCSA requires that cargo securement systems be capable of withstanding the forces associated with following three deceleration/accelerations, applied separately: 0.8 g deceleration in the forward direction; 0.5 g acceleration in the rearward direction; and. 0.5 g acceleration in a lateral direction.
Cargo should have at least one tie-down for each 10 feet of cargo. Make sure you have enough tie-downs to meet this need. No matter how small the cargo, it should have at least 2 tie-downs.
Objective Make the load part of the trailer. Which do you think is the most important? with the lowest Working Load Limit. The rub rail, spools and stake pockets of the trailers are rated at 4,000 lbs.
Can straps and chains be routed outside the rub rails on a flatbed trailer? Yes, at least in the Unites States. U.S. rules dont prohibit the practice of routing tiedowns around the rub rail, or attaching tiedowns to the rub rail. Both practices are prohibited in Canada, however.
When an article of cargo is not blocked or positioned to prevent movement in the forward direction, and the item is longer than 10 ft in length, then it must be secured by two tiedowns for the first 10 ft of length, and one additional tiedown for every 10 ft of length, or fraction thereof, beyond the first 10 ft.
Tie downs must have a combined strength equal to at least 50% of the load being secured. Vehicles or equipment weighing 10,000 lbs. or more must be secured and tied down at a minimum at all four corners (or four tie downs).
For loads up to 5,000 pounds, you need a minimum of two tie down straps. For loads over 5,000 pounds, you need additional tie down straps. A good rule of thumb is one strap for every 10 feet of cargo length. We recommend that if you are transporting 10,000 pounds or more, then to use at least four tiedowns.
Articles longer than 5 feet but shorter than 10 pounds require two tie-downs, regardless of weight. For articles longer than 10 feet, an additional tie-down is required for every 10-foot increment or part thereof. Articles weighing 10,000 pounds or more require tie-downs at all four corners.

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