Longer trip vs difficult back

We use a fold out dolly usually take about 12 shells of 20 ounces on it any taller and they tend to shift around too much. We have a bigger u boat that will hold about 25 cases but its a pain to get in and out of the store. We usually get to our first stop around 6 and were back by 3 most days

 

I prefer the u boat because it holds more and steers better

 

Its a convertible one itll hold 6 20 ounces or with it laid down itll hold 12 to 16 depending on terrain and what not

 

Average stop ie is probably about 20 or 30 cases. Hospitals average about 40, shell and chevrons average between 40 and 50. The pilots gets between 50 and 60 and dollar trees get at least 50. I only have 1 dolly and one u boat. At dollar tree and dollar general i usually just use their u boats because they hold alot more

 

Ive been told a stop with say 30 cases shouldn't take more than about 45 minutes between unloading, stocking, pricing and checking in does that sound about right?

 

The hospitals i fill the coolers in the cafateria, dollar tree fill up the cooler up front then stack everything else in the back. Those gas stations and truck stops that average 40 plus cases mostly 20 ounces kill me. Usually i try to rotate product and fill up any row that is missing some. Any advice to speed up on those dang stops where you have to work everything