I really wonder if this is a result of those less experienced and too cheap to buy the proper equipment to do the job properly in the first place.What I mean is, I cannot tell you how many times I have seen vanners, cubers, come in, and have 4 metal racks/tubs secured to the walls with those red 1" ratchet straps often found at Wal-Mart, in a multi-pack, with plastic hooks on the ends.That'll do alot of good..lol..And then, they tie them together, the red straps, and expect them to pull a tub/basket. I think that in doing so, the strap has broke while being pulled, and hopefully a near-miss to the forklift driver by a flying strap. First of all, it is the carriers fault for not making sure their drivers have the proper equipment. Like e-track.And second of all, the forklift driver should of never even trusted a piece of strap that thin and small to begin with. I was told that is what happened at Sharonville Ford, when I was there, that that's why they don't drag pallats anymore on a van.Get a good, solid chain, with a tow hook on the end of it.Can't go wrong that way.
