They must be light pallets. Any 48"x40" standard sized board over 500 lbs or so usually stays put unless you had to dynamite the brakes or something.
Secure pallets from sliding
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Happy_Hamer, Apr 6, 2013.
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I find those at my customers all the time. I use them for floor mats. Yea, i'm cheap but its not my tractor i just drive everyday. -
Don't count on those! Learned that the hard way! Wait until a little old lady in a Grand Marquis pulls out of a bank exit in front of you and then slams on her brakes for a yellow light. When you have to stop in a hurry, those rubber pads turn into a magic carpet. Easy way to have a bunch of staggered paper rolls suddenly become a nose load!Big Don Thanks this.
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I doubt if they are light if he has to space them out to get legal.
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If i was ''required'' to do this.I would charge $20.00 a pallet.I do not work for free or work cheap...
...Many times i had to lay pallets down on the side of the ''singles''.That helps a bunch and solved my problem....10-4..But it will cost them..
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Used to haul welding rods in a reefer. We used a couple rows of pallets on the floor to space back, half the rods, more pallets, half the rods. Rode nice, never moved, not a nail in sight!
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Load bars with your straps to build a bulk head
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Carrkool are you at Oak Grove Petro.There is a chick here that looks just like you...
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Bars or straps
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