Amish Outfitters Pick Up Truck Cargo Net

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In most municipalities, anyone driving a truck or pulling a trailer must have their load secured. It’ s the law. In the past, I have used upwards of ten tie down straps and rope to hold down anything from construction waste going to the dump to insulation bundles going to a job site. It is very time consuming and sometimes hazardous. I had an entire truckload of insulation blow out of the bed of my truck onto the highway. I had the insulation all tied up, but not secured to the truck very well. Luckily I didn’ t cause an accident or tie up traffic or get a ticket. We started making these cargo nets out of necessity. They are a simple design. The tie down straps have a hook on one end and slip into a cam buckle for pulling tight. These are not stretchy bungee cords, but rather heavy nylon webbing sewn together to make a strong net. There are three sizes, one for each size of truck. The large is for full size trucks with 8′ beds. It measures 90\” x60\”. The medium is for full size trucks with 6′ beds. It measures 70\” x60\”. The small is for S-10 and Ranger sized trucks. It measures 70\” x45\”. The four tie down straps are all three feet long.

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