Yes, I could play hardball and demand that the receiver cut the bolt off. They could play hardball by telling me somebody will be out in 3 hours (or tomorrow) to do it for me. See how that works?
Anybody have trouble with bolt seals?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by SteveScott, Aug 15, 2019.
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They make battery powered ones also.
Cuts any padlock or cable in seconds.
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Way too many good portable rechargable options these days to be dragging out an air hose. buy quality and buy once.
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Question for you...How do you handle seals that are handed to the drivers with their bols, but not installed by the shipper or under shipper supervision?LoneRanger and 86scotty Thank this. -
Batteries do have a shelf life. You can pack a pneumatic tool away for 50 years and it will fire right up with a little bit of lubrication.MACK E-6 and scottied67 Thank this. -
I have a small suitcase generator about 1800 watts and a pea grinder.
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I have 100% milwaukii and so far have had good luck with batteries, the only bad one I have had was bad right out of the box. It came with my grease gun and they replaced it right off the bat. Knock on wood.
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By the way, you will be paying detention pay for all that time waiting. If you refuse, I will turn around and return the load to the shipper, saying you refused it.
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