I know this is drywall, but it appears to stack the same as lumber. Biggest problem guys at our place have starting out is probably fork placement....bc depending on the size of the boards, those 4x4 boards that space the packs go in different spots and there are different numbers of them (usually between 3 and 7) Since those aren't on there when first picking up the pack, alot of guys will pick them up inline with where the 4x4(s) go. And of course when that happens, its impossible to stack the pack of wood.
Maybe a stupid question because I know you've been doing this for a while now so you have the experience but how do you know the forklift can manage the weight of both pallets at once?
I can tell you from my forklift driver experience. Every forklift designed to lift certain amout of weight. I work with a 3,5 tonner but really I'd can lift about three tones become of the weights of forks themselves.
The forklift I drive at work can carry 5000 lbs, it's easy to tell if you got to much weight, plus I can drive over a crack in the floor and the backend starts bouncing. That shit was scary as hell when I first started driving.
I know this is drywall, but it appears to stack the same as lumber. Biggest problem guys at our place have starting out is probably fork placement....bc depending on the size of the boards, those 4x4 boards that space the packs go in different spots and there are different numbers of them (usually between 3 and 7) Since those aren't on there when first picking up the pack, alot of guys will pick them up inline with where the 4x4(s) go. And of course when that happens, its impossible to stack the pack of wood.
Great skill on the forklift, miss the 3 wheel stand ups. Keep it up
Thx bud
Maybe a stupid question because I know you've been doing this for a while now so you have the experience but how do you know the forklift can manage the weight of both pallets at once?
Honestly just try to pick it up and see if the forklift can handle it
I can tell you from my forklift driver experience. Every forklift designed to lift certain amout of weight. I work with a 3,5 tonner but really I'd can lift about three tones become of the weights of forks themselves.
The forklift I drive at work can carry 5000 lbs, it's easy to tell if you got to much weight, plus I can drive over a crack in the floor and the backend starts bouncing. That shit was scary as hell when I first started driving.
I drove a Hyster that baby can carry two units of 5/8x54x12 drywall
Check the loading plate. Every forklift has one
Drywall always been my love and hate material to offload lol sometimes come in dry where the stickers don’t fall off the straps
I feel like every time I unload dry wall atleast 1 piece breaks 😂
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Especially the 12 ft ones lol
What is your camera setup? GoPro? Rigged cellphone mount?
GoPro mounted upside down in the top of my cab
Nice video man! :)
I really enjoy them, check my videos out if you want, You are the one that inspired me to start taking videos at work
that means a lot! I appreciate the support! I will check out your stuff as well
Why don't you sound your horn
okay OSHA
your forks are too high
okay OSHA