Was 9 Pallets - Now hauling 15

[lugnut1]

Cargo hauling question; are any of you with straight trucks using a pallet stacking system?

Early into hauling freight we encountered cargo loads that were of a weight we could haul but consisted of more than the ten standard pallets we had deck space for and were non stackable loads. And since we also carry a pallet jack; reality was usually cargo needed to be 9 pallets or less, unless the pallets were stackable.

We can currently handle 15 non stackable 48”48”x48” skids with the cargo support system we installed. It has proven a profitable upgrade for hauling cargo.

 

[jjoerger]

What type of system? How does it work? How much?

 

[lugnut1]

Dude, the question is, are you using a pallet stacking system? I can count your response as no.

 

[jjoerger]

Dude, the question is, are you using a pallet stacking system? I can count your response as no.

Oh, so sorry for asking questions about a product that you mentioned in your post that peaked my interest.
My offiical response is "No".

 

[Jack_Berry]

i think he asked a legitimate question. is it load bars covered in 1" plywood? you are not the first to do that here.

 

[chefdennis]

Come on now....its a secret that you'd have to die it he told you....

 

[lugnut1]

Ah, let me get this right, I ask a question and I get questions. The question was legitimate, clear and concise. A yes or no shouldn’t be much to ask, don’t you think?

Plywood on load bars? Now that’s a cheap shot.

 

[Doggie Daddy]

I see that the heat is still affecting people's attitudes out there.

 

[chefdennis]

You think it is the heat?? OR....maybe new boxers or briefs.... A bit "snug" maybe....

 

[Turtle]

It's an unofficial stealth poll.

 

[Ragman]

A yes or no shouldn’t be much to ask, don’t you think?

Maybe

 

[chefdennis]

Turtle wrote:

It's an unofficial stealth poll.

OHHH...hey do you need a "Decoder Ring"??? Cause if I do, I am in luck!! I got one in a cereal box this morning!!! And I only had to eat 3/4 of the cereal.....

 

[golfournut]

Ask a question, then make a statement in the same post.

Folks can and will question the statement.

Perhaps next time JUST ask a question!

 

[Jack_Berry]

Ah, let me get this right, I ask a question and I get questions. The question was legitimate, clear and concise. A yes or no shouldn’t be much to ask, don’t you think?

Plywood on load bars? Now that’s a cheap shot.

Please enlighten us. Are you just stacking skids on load bars?You asked a question and I asked you one.

 

[Ragman]

Turtle wrote:



OHHH...hey do you need a "Decoder Ring"??? ....

 

[cheri1122]

Cargo hauling question; are any of you with straight trucks using a pallet stacking system?

Early into hauling freight we encountered cargo loads that were of a weight we could haul but consisted of more than the ten standard pallets we had deck space for and were non stackable loads. And since we also carry a pallet jack; reality was usually cargo needed to be 9 pallets or less, unless the pallets were stackable.

We can currently handle 15 non stackable 48”48”x48” skids with the cargo support system we installed. It has proven a profitable upgrade for hauling cargo.

"And we're not telling you what it is, either, so there! We only mentioned it to make you jealous. HaHa!"

 

[Hyperdrive]

Cargo hauling question; are any of you with straight trucks using a pallet stacking system?

Early into hauling freight we encountered cargo loads that were of a weight we could haul but consisted of more than the ten standard pallets we had deck space for and were non stackable loads. And since we also carry a pallet jack; reality was usually cargo needed to be 9 pallets or less, unless the pallets were stackable.

We can currently handle 15 non stackable 48”48”x48” skids with the cargo support system we installed. It has proven a profitable upgrade for hauling cargo.

Why do you want to know? Are you going to tell us something that will help us carry more freight?

 

[jjoerger]

Here is a link to a product called MaxiLoda: MaxiLoda?

 

[zack100]

We can currently handle 15 non stackable 48”48”x48” skids with the cargo support system we installed. It has proven a profitable upgrade for hauling cargo.

My proposal is to "share the wealth" by hauling 12 and leaving the paultry leftovers for the rest of us so we too can share the wealth.

 

[cheri1122]

My proposal is to "share the wealth" by hauling 12 and leaving the paultry leftovers for the rest of us so we too can share the wealth.

Great - but you're proposing it to someone who won't even share something that costs him nothing.....[maybe if there's enough begging to enhance his ego, he might throw a few hints to us little people]
It's decking - we've seen it before!