Reading this thread gives me a new appreciation for flatbedding.
Slow shippers? Once in a very great while, but loading me takes about 15 minutes if the forklift operator has a decently sized brain.
Recievers? Well, they move pretty darn quick when...
A: I'm hauling something they need immediately.
B: I'm parked right in the middle of their work area.
C: My company has a little thing in each and every contract called a "Detention Fee". And they aren't afraid to use it! One phone call from me, puts their boss on the phone with our detention office within about 5 minutes.
The WORST Shippers and Receivers - Truckers WILL NOT Buy Their Products!
Discussion in 'Shippers & Receivers - Good or Bad' started by WiseOne, Dec 16, 2006.
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It's probably already in here but miller/coors in golden,co. can't get it right. Every time I go there it's over gross or over on the trl tandems. The fact that Im pulling a refer doesn't help.
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So does Buttwiper... err... Budweiser. Interior has to be clean enough for an operating room. Wouldn't want to contaminate any of that armor-plated product of their!
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it right. They have a scale right there on the lot and cant run it
over the scale themselves BEFORE dropping in the drop lot?
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with Swift I did about 10 loads from there and never had a problem
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I went in there with 3/4 fuel and it was 1,600 lbs over gross. Another time was 1,500 over on the tandems.
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