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Reply With QuoteSounds like you drivers need to get that switcher in the back lot and give him a lesson in pulling trailers the right way...I'm just sayin...Originally Posted by double r
Our yard jockey/loader dumps loads all the time. I swear he tries to hit every pothole in the back lot.
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05-24-2011 #11
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Our yard jockey/loader dumps loads all the time. I swear he tries to hit every pothole in the back lot. Originally Posted by grocerythrower
He might be thinking about a shuttle site Brother Money...thataway you can bring him trailers with everything tumped the crap over...LOL!!! Sorry dude, I love to rib you shuttle guys, I have had some really bad shuttle drivers, then again I have had some very, very, good ones, I had one thats still a good friend of mine that would sort and re-stack anything that was dumped when he got to the shuttle yard, he checked all doors. I told him its not his fault, because I knew how he drove, still he insisted, sounds like a guy would be lucky to work for Gordon, how is your mgmt?
You know I'm thinking Pensecola FL, and I don't want to throw groceries forever..
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05-24-2011 #12
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05-25-2011 #13
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LOL GT I dont dump loads. everything is floor loaded and they load lock the crap out of it and its usually stacked pretty good. they do stack it bad sometimes and it with crush the bottom boxes. Your shuttle buddy sounds like a good guy. I try to help out when I can. Maybe he is looking at a shuttle site. I think thats a good way to go.
Are management is great. Atleast my bosses are. You looking at are warehouse in Pensecola FL? I'll vouch for ya
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05-25-2011 #14
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How many pounds do you typically unload per day?
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05-25-2011 #15
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I do 25000 on average, I imagine with pups, at least my experience with pups at PFG I did from 9000-18000, on average around 12 or 13000, not bad, I usually pull a 42' or a 36' instead of a 28' I haven't pulled a 28' in a year. Originally Posted by happy camper
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05-25-2011 #16
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13,000-21,000 on a 28'. 500-700 cases Originally Posted by happy camper
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05-25-2011 #17
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05-25-2011 #18
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Your in the house with the work horses of the trucking world Jeff, imagine how we feel...LOL, we all love it or we wouldn't do it, everyone of us has a very improtant screw loose I'm afraid... Originally Posted by Jeff
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05-25-2011 #19
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A 28'? Sissy boy... Originally Posted by double r
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05-26-2011 #20
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Man lots of posts today while I was out working. Are drivers do 15,000 to 22,000 in the pups. we have had them at 27,000 pounds before. Usually on thursday up here we got a trailer at 27,000 pounds. I'm with Jeff I'm tired just thinking about it. I guess doing shuttle makes you a lil wimp and soft.
