Snackbar's new adventure at Moore Freight Services

Here it is

 

This is the proper way to unload glass




Notice how much glass flexes when they lift. It's weird to watch from the top of one of our ladders on our double drops.

 

On our double drops, ours are step ladders bolted to the deck at the bottom that pivot, so they lean against the A-frame at a good angle when needed, but lay flat on the deck while rolling. But they are regular ladders instead of the stairs like Maverick. Our flat and single drops just have a small regular ladder tied in the nose.

 

There is a bucket from a front end loader to the left. They probably scrape as much as possible away from the trailer. We drive thru a lot of glass at deliveries. I try to buy boots with thick soles so I don't get cut if it penetrates.

The guys working there stood back while they dumped, but you'll notice, when that 1 piece of foam fell to the bottom of the glass, they didn't walk in front of it to retrieve it.

The one plant I live loaded at in Wichita Falls had about a foot of glass on the sides where I dropped the belly tarps. You had to watch where you stepped so you didn't cut your tarps to shreds.

 

As long as there is a safety toe option, that sounds exactly what I need...I'll check them out.