The 1 pallet in the nose rule
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by iceman32, Sep 29, 2020.
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We (me) unloaded them with a 10k pound skid steer. I believe they were loaded the same way. Occasionally some of the pallets were 5000-5500 pounds. That’s real fun trying pickup with a skid steer.
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Gets a little light in the back, does it?

I'd imagine it's even worse trying to pick them from up in the trailer if you can't drive in it.D.Tibbitt and Dave_in_AZ Thank this. -
Yeah we would drag them to the back and have the big loader drive up the dock and pick them up. It was a dumb experiment that only lasted a few loads. Besides the Too heavy pallets, the pallets kept collapsing. We rarely had that issue when loaded on a flatbed.
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I've read this whole thread.
Did I miss the disclosure of the evil shipper?
Most of the time 1 in the nose then doubled works, especially for the communist state.
Sometimes 1-2-1.
ISO standard tries to keep everything at 1 ton a pallet.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
This can of worms came out of a shipping container, when it was stuffed inside the shipping container the total combination of container, cargo and tractor was 87,000 lbs, putting it on the flatbed meant it "only" had a gross of 84,000. Pallets upon pallets of rolls upon rolls of plastic sheeting for building houses.
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If you're ever feeling ambitious, watch a shipper stuff 1,800 bags of popcorn into a 20' shipping container
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