Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

If that ends up at my shop ill let ya know!

 

Btw, for future reference to all skates, if you find yourself in this situation, and all you need is a forklift to fix your problem, (all he needed) find the number for the local courier company. Many of them have moffet trucks in there employ. Rent a hour of time, probably less than 150 bucks to rework that load.

 

interesting. Round me couriers are bike messengers or best case somebody with a car that carries paperwork/packages under 10 lbs.
I'd say "local building supply yard" be prepared to fork over least the same amount of $.

 

There are tons of couriers around here like Street beater is talking about.

 

One of the bigger outfits is a lease purchase type deal. I know of a few guys thst have been with them quite awhile.

 

Dont know what the first section ment? I was saying ive broken the wood, but not the bands, and the wood stays banded, (though broken) as to couriers, im talking about local box truck/flatbed couriers. Priority, elite etc...

 

It's happend to me a couple of times, but not to this extent. That's some fairly stout pipe on top, you can tighten down quite a bit without damaging it. I figured I overtightened the straps and combined with the weight stacked on top was too much. A bunch of round wedges to wiggle into and pry stuff apart. Weak dunnage that has a knot or layer of pitch is all it needs to make a bad day.

 

Not that I've ever had to do this, but even bring coffee and donuts for the whole staff and some cash. Especially in Canada, you can grease a lot of wheels with some Tim's coffee and a bunch of donuts.

 

10 dropper LTL flat deck tarp loads... money.........

 

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