Rob K:
cliffton 27:
well i never shot a load yetI can recommend a few websites to you to cure that problem if you like.
Going back a few years ago, about three i think, i remember loading them boxes of cans of lager from somewhere near Burton. The boxes where stacked on the pallets in such a fashion that there was a space inbetween every box. Strapping them was not possible, thats how all the loads came out of there. Someone else from here must of had the same/similar loads? Do they still do it like that?
Mike-C:
Going back a few years ago, about three i think, i remember loading them boxes of cans of lager from somewhere near Burton. The boxes where stacked on the pallets in such a fashion that there was a space inbetween every box. Strapping them was not possible, thats how all the loads came out of there. Someone else from here must of had the same/similar loads? Do they still do it like that?
They do or rather did Mike, we used to take them to Cortimmo in Calais It was our own yard where they tipped them and there was always a huge stack of damaged cans outside. Handy when you were on a night out apparently 
Could only strap across the back using spare pallets
It was DHL but our job was run by Norbert Dentressangle
Rob K:
cliffton 27:
strap everything pretty much and i dont trust loaders either went into coke the other week to get a load it was cans which are not wrappedi checks the load out the posts had not been put back and no straps left at the back they were not happy when i took it around put it on a bay and asked for a loader to take pallets of so i could get the straps out
but i aint taking a trailer full of unwrapped pallets with no straps anywere
Cans out of CCE aren’t going to move in a million years.
WADR you are wrong, I’m sure loads have been shot by poor driving technique, but cans from CCE have moved due to poor loading at CCE of both the pallets and the cans on the pallets themselves.