Broken Arrow Oklahoma sitting in the driveway of my drop. Get rid of this stuff in the AM, then head for the yard to handle some business.
Where is everyone?
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Seen a load of onions come through here in Baton Rouge on a step with a couple of two foot drop steel tarps over the top.
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That's about the only way to do it. Seen a lot of guys with flats running onions the last few weeks when i was out west and most of them had a bad or two falling out of the bundle. Saw quaite a few busted open bags on the side of the road as well..... need them fiberglass walls to keep them in their place.aiwiron Thanks this.
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Fiberglass??? They wish! We ran 5' sidekits with plywood sides. Those things were a pain. I still remember crawling under the black tarps to fix them during the summer. Seemed like it was 150 degrees under there. And if you think a normal tarp is dirty, you should brush up against one of those.
Everyone at our company is glad those things are gone. Anymore I worry about my guys even being up on flatbeds. I am much more at ease if they can be securing from the ground. -
Lever watch the safety video at Alcoa? By the time it's over you're almost positive you're going to die on their propertyaiwiron, -insert name- and SHC Thank this.
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i felt the same way when i went to Kettle river gold mine
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I seen a load on a flat at the Joplin 44 friday night.
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I passed so many onion loads today on 44... Yall can keep um...
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Exactly, no onions for me thank you.
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I dont want those things... I like my machinary n such
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