Saw that happen in WORMA once. It didnt pierce the door, but it pushed the whole door in and off the tracks. 100% pup, what a mess.….just wait until the dolly pops way up and the donut pierces the trailer door.
Saw that happen in WORMA once. It didnt pierce the door, but it pushed the whole door in and off the tracks. 100% pup, what a mess.….just wait until the dolly pops way up and the donut pierces the trailer door.
OMG, I've seen guys tie up the whole yard going back and forth..Some guys do it like it's nothing. Other guys do 55 pull ups. Lol. I'm thinking to myself for those guys its faster just to spot the damn dolly.
Lol. I see it too much. If you have skills and can bang it out quick that's one thing but to tie up the yard for 20 mins is another.OMG, I've seen guys tie up the whole yard going back and forth..
Why were they saving time? Odd.we were not supposed to try backing the dolly into the rear trailer without first spotting the dolly and checking trailer height but 90% ofour drivers did it tosave time. a couple guys forked the rear trailer a couple days in a row so a supe was out there watching everyone for awhile. Then it went back to old ways after a week .
Saving time? That’s a funny way of saying losing money.Why were they saving time? Odd.
Especially when UPS wants you to make more money by spotting the dolly first.Saving time? That’s a funny way of saying losing money.
Not runner gunner for me, more lazy ass. I would do it at a small building where you would take a lead and a dolly to another building and pick up the rear. The shifter would put it in a perfect spot to come around and cowboy it instead of having to break it down to use your tractor to spot the dolly and build the set or trying to push it up the slight incline by yourself. It's nice in the Florida summer heat to not get out and sweat it up again. Also nice cause everyone was gone when you got to this build so getting help was a no go.Especially when UPS wants you to make more money by spotting the dolly first.
That's runner gunners for ya!
See now that's actually the kind of situation where it makes sense, I doubt anyone has a problem with that (as long as you don't fork the rear trailer). It's the toolbag who has the 800 row all blocked up while he pulls forward for the 10th time...Not runner gunner for me, more lazy ass. I would do it at a small building where you would take a lead and a dolly to another building and pick up the rear. The shifter would put it in a perfect spot to come around and cowboy it instead of having to break it down to use your tractor to spot the dolly and build the set or trying to push it up the slight incline by yourself. It's nice in the Florida summer heat to not get out and sweat it up again. Also nice cause everyone was gone when you got to this build so getting help was a no go.
HA! That hasn’t happened to me yet. Here you have to be quick to grab your lead after you spot your dolly on the rear or a shifter will come behind you and move it.Especially when UPS wants you to make more money by spotting the dolly first.
That's runner gunners for ya!
I have a problem with it.See now that's actually the kind of situation where it makes sense, I doubt anyone has a problem with that (as long as you don't fork the rear trailer). It's the toolbag who has the 800 row all blocked up while he pulls forward for the 10th time...
I have to list all my violations
Is this a trick question?What should I do?
because I dont recall when my last ticket was but I do remember the girl from UPS who did my first interview that it was ok as it was an out-of-state license and my NJ license will be clean.Is this a trick question?
WDFDI have a problem with it.
Yeah I had a few choice words with yard control for that one.No lower form of life than a dolly thief.
3 years. After that it’s none of their business.Woot woot.
Got the call today.
Starting June 8
So I have a question. I have to list all my violations according to ups but to be honest its has been more than 8 years when i got my last speed ticket and it was with my FL DL, ever since I move to NJ I have never gotten a ticket.
What should I do?