These will be the feet that rest on the roof of your car.
Transport drywall on roof rack.
You might feel up the creek without a paddle if you need to transport a full sheet of drywall but you only have a small car.
Drywall and plywood cartop carrier roof rack step 1.
Attach the cross members.
Hook a ratchet strap to the front bundle strap.
I have put a strap over the end for piece of mind but the load is very heavy and i doubt would shift but you never know who may cause you to make a sudden move on the road.
Then wrap this strap around both crossbars and tighten.
Secure the rack to the vehicle.
I usually have a length of strap go over the front from side to side then hook through the rack go over the stack of drywall to the middle of the front edge travel down the front then under the.
As always the drywall is in two packs with back sides facing out but if you separate the sheets make sure one of the back sides is facing the plywood.
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To prevent them from scratching.
Cut and wrap the feet.
Secure it to the.
They generally have a length of the strap that goes across the front and left then enter through the gate in touch please use the dry stack in the middle of the forehead traveling forward and then back on the stack and the roof.
Remember to place a distance of about 3 to 3 foot in between.
Place the feet on the corners of the car where you think they could support.
Using twine tie the sheets of drywall together with a front to back loop.
Strapping the drywall to the top of you car isn t a great option.
Repeat for the rear end of the bundle.
Place 2 pieces of wood about 8 foot long on the roof rack on the lengthwise.
Tie down the sheets to your roof by looping twine through the inside of.
Do the same on the back and you can not fall.
Open the rear doors and run a ratchet strap over the top of the rack and through the rear seat area of the passenger compartment.
