Hand jack isn’t bad, if life is perfect. Cotton candy clouds & blue skies, unicorns flying around & farting pixie dust, clean trailer floor, perfect pallets with unbroken wood and tight wrapping.
but you know how that goes.
The first time you get a pallet that’s wrapped as if the wrap is tinsel strung around a Christmas tree, the pallet wood is all busted up, wood chunks all over the floor, pallet contents leaning and just waiting for you to come to a dead stop because you ran over a said chunk of wood on the floor.. you will hate life.
electric jack fixes a lot of that. If you got a bad leaner, you can lift half the pallet and push the top contents to get it straight. You can often ram the jack under crushed/broken pallet wood. You can pull heavy pallets uphill, you can control them going downhill, with a lot less hassle. If you can only get the jack part of the way under a pallet because the pallet wood is crushed, you can likely still drag it off the trailer.
No Touch vs Driver Work
Discussion in 'Refrigerated Trucking Forum' started by AsphaltFarmer, Aug 19, 2023.
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