FedEx Freight uses electric pallet jacks. Guys just grab one when they know they have heavy freight that day to move to the tail at places that don’t have docks. We have 3 with 9 city drivers. Never had an issue if I needed to use one.
Which companies use an electric pallet jack?
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by mav100, Jan 22, 2024.
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They like watching us suffer.
if I could find a moffett job that didn’t want you to work 6-days a week I would. -
Where do you live? I do a moffett 5 days a week in NJ. Saturday is optional.
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Florida. If I see moffett work here it’s 6-7 days a week, or they want drivers who don’t speak English.The one california kid Thanks this.
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No doubt, 200+ lbs on a dolly going down the truck ramp, and now it's raining/sleeting? Man today sure sucks.... I member when I tried food delivery, the man is right on point with this post!
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Is that cause musk lives in TX? Curious minds wanna know...
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Do you guys also have air assist on the trailer legs, so you don't have to Crank them up or down?
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Grocery jobs like Lidil/Aldis/Food4less/Ralphs etc use electric pallet jacks. All you do is move the loads into the dry, reefer and frozen section in the back of stores and pick up back haul and reload your trailer again for the next route from the DC
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It’s easier to get creative
50’ 10k Kenadyne strap…couple meat hooks…Strap to forklift..,let em pull it..,No lift…tie it to a bumper..,tree..telephone pole..,,have someone watch,,,pull truck forward…,till pallet at tail
Done it like this for many yearsRuthless Thanks this.
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