Unloading a Reefer some furniture is a challange.

Try a pallet Jack.

 

Shop a wheel and caster specialty store locally or online. You should be able to find something that will work or stuff to modify a cart you may presently work with.

Even yard wagons that can be bought at Tractor Supply might be something that could be cut down to a lower profile. They have the soft wide tires you may be looking for.

 

That would be a one hell of a cart. Or a jack.

Try this instead.

Get a 10 gauge or thicker sheet of metal. (Don't you cut yourself...) 4 in total. One for each sofa wheel. A few feet long. Not too long and not too short. And yea wide so you don't fall into the next 5 grooves...

I guess if you got it in (Or someone did...) it's going to have to come out the same way.

When unloaded, Find a way to record that particular shipper of sofa, delivery to that customer into a little black book.

Make sure you refer to that book when someone asked how would you like to haul this nice furnature load? Make sure you do not have to put up with #### like this again.

Good luck.

In all my days I have never had a sofa on wheels inside a reefer. If I could not get to a Lowes to get sheet metal I would take 4 folgers metal coffee cans and cut them, unwind them and attempt to use that as at least sliding pads under the wheels.

You follow me?

 

Might also shop “material handling supply” stores.

 

Try a pallet jack.

 

Be careful pumping that dam thing. That sofa will angle up on one end and punch out the bottom springs and covering on your jack forks. Lasso a dock person and haul him into the other end of that sofa and lift it straight.

 

What is unloaking????,

 

I googled unloaking.

433 Results.

Must be a new word and a evolution of English.

 

A lot of MI based carriers spec flat floor reefers due to their higher percentage of floral and furniture hauls. Maybe something to consider next time.