It happened a few times when I ran reefer, and I always thought, "Glad I'm not footing the bill on that!"
What if a lumper gouges the walls of your trailer?
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Depends on how bad the damage is and relationship with the facility honestly.
We had one place that swore it wasn't them until the driver handed the supervisor part of the forklift that broke off during impact.
Other times were forklifts punching thru the skin.
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there is a paper mill in cayuga, in. every time I go there somebody damages my trailer. ######## are working in that facility. be careful when you go there. Once they paid me $1850 .
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Geez... Happens more than I thought. Is there a cheap way to fix the holes? I've seen duct tape a few times myself. Maybe spray insulation?
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I see. Easy enough. I was just curious. You always see those guys with the fancy rigs and I just couldn't help but think about some poor new kid unloading and accidentally poking their trailer. lol
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O/o usually install another sheet of plywood in the front
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I have 1 driver that will put rubber blocks in the nose at certain shippers. More than once a speeding forklift guy nailed them wide open, but only once.
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