mercer transportation

I bet those old timers regret doing that!!! LOL

 

You are so full of ####. You've been here just a few months longer than me. Perhaps a year at most. truck stop scanning has been common for over a freaking decade. If you had said they made the switch in 1995 before every single loves pilot flying j ta and petro had installed transflo then maybe you might have a leg to stand on.

If your gonna tell tales make it believable. You can't bs a guy with a phd in bs.

Oh and fyi. The option to mail your bills in is still there. They even supply pre addressed envelopes for it.

You are a relatively smart guy, and you've been pretty successful here at mercer and federally know what you are talking about. But here in the last couple weeks you've done nothing but make yourself look like a no everything jerkoff. No different than the guy sitting at the truck stop counter spouting off about a carrier he has never even been leased to.

Actually it's even worse. You've made those of us that defended you and went to bat for you risking getting banned by telling off @MACK E-6 and @Oscar the KW look like a bunch of douchebags.

 

You and me both. I'm not doubting the guy, i just can't picture it. I've had many coil loads that made me use my snap binders in less than an ideal way, but beget with a ratchet binder. In fact coils are why i bought 8 ratchet binders and put 8 snap binders up in the barn.

 

I've had a couple of situations where it was a little difficult to fit a ratchet binder on the chain between the product and the rail, but I've never found it impossible, just might have to route the chain a little different than initially planned

 

Next time it happens I will take a picture. But I will need your help to post it. I don't know how to attach pictures yet.

 

But a ratchet binder isn't any longer than a snap binder in the open position. You don't HAVE to open a ratchet all the way up. Just enough to have room to tighten down the product. Running out an inch at each end is usually good.

 

Well that's the thing. And when you have several coils chain routing becomes limited.

 

Thanks