I've always wondered why those load assignments came with a warning about taking turns too fast.
I think I'm over weight
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by gentleroger, Oct 14, 2019.
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I can’t believe the jokers on this. Slide them back your nose heavy buy a lot. They will not lot your pass go. I don’t know what your hauling or if it’s Reefer etc. but most scales will allow 12 on the steers 35 on the drives and maybe 35 on the trailer. But over 80 your a sure ticket. And may need to be fixed. Very expensive.
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Had the same issue a few months back, had to scale 3 times before shipper got it right.
Each pallet i think was around 3k of magazines.
We fixed it by loading 1 pallet per row and having the lightest one on the nose, the next two being normal weight, then after the 3rd row it was 2 pallets per row all the way back to the doors. Scaled at 79950 full tanks.Cattleman84 Thanks this. -
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Go on a diet.
Eat some fruit and veggies.FlaSwampRat, ??? and gentleroger Thank this. -
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Or try something like this.
Trucker Unloading at A Scrap Yard. -
Would you believe the same thing happened again? Only 10 miles from the consignee this time so I ran it in, but all 7 rolls right in the nose with no sign of ANY skid mats.91B20H8 Thanks this. -
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