P.o.s docks ! ! !

That's what I was thinking too.

 

You may have a point.

And in his defense I've had place that were straight back in's and was all over the #### lot

 

According to the Heinz people you have to back into the lot from the street so you dont do a blindside, goofy as hell, who designed these places? Personally I dont mind doing a blindside.

Oh and I love the ones that have a fire hydrant surrounded by metal tubing right in front of certain docks, brilliant engineering!!

 

As strange as it sounds-(and not trying to be a smarta**)-that is exactly what I would have done--with all the room between the bldg and dropped trailers--and what looks like at least 2-3docks between wall and dropped trailer in door--I really would have just gently blind sided around building--not even trying to get straight in door--and then pulled up and lined up the door--but--like a couple of others mentioned--I do LTL--and well you just get used to it--besides after all these years of buying my own tires--I have an aversion to any very tight jacking whenever possible

 

Until you had to wait to load.......

 

Sysco, Boston MA.

 

There's a couple of those in Salinas, but I don't remember which ones.

 

i like the challenge of a good tight back. Still, I have never been a blindside fan.

 

You think that's tight? Man I'd hate to see you get in an actual tight backing situation like this one. This is one of the easier ones I've been too with a 53' reefer.