I agree. Sounds like your boss is too cheap to provide you proper equipment. Even load bars are not designed to support weight on top of them. Never mind the walls of most trailers don’t have the ribs to support it.
Double Stacking Pallets
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Thanks Guys, I appreciate and consider each and every comment. In any case in future I will use Load Straps as much as possible and at least one at the last Pallets closest to the Door. Also will work the "Fleet Manager" to get at least one 4X4 Load Bar to secure the top 2 Pallets when double stacked.
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bars are good if needed in front of the top pallets, if only single pallets are in front, to keep from falling forward. Otherwise they’re a PITA. A couple straps on back to keep you out of trouble should be good. -
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Just awkward. I’ve had 1 for almost 30 yrs. Sits in the garage. Someday I may find a use for it. Straps store nicely. Good to have plenty. I guess it depends on what you’re hauling.
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How do you secure a Load in a Reefer if there are no Rails to fasten a Strap too I wonder ?
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Evidently you guys haven’t spent many hours in the LTL segment of the trucking industry, we double stacked freight all the time.
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