We deliver anything :)

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS OWNER AND FLEET OPERATORS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
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of to tip in central london to cause chaos :slight_smile:

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I reckon you might have a problem trying to deliver anything with that trailer :open_mouth:

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I’d like to see you secure that load, but anyway it would only take a wheelbarrow load of snow for London to grind to a halt.

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How are you supposed to strap that? Would you have to use nets? I think they transport ice in sheets :smiley:

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It reminds me of a double decker I saw pulling into a pallet hub the other night. It must have been parked up over the weekend with its curtains left open; there was a good couple of inches of snow covering both decks. Anyway, on went a full load, curtains shut, not a strap in sight and off he went… :open_mouth:

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Must have had load restraining curtains fitted :wink:

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edwardj:
Must have had load restraining curtains fitted :wink:

my favourite kind of curtains pmsl

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Contraflow:
It reminds me of a double decker I saw pulling into a pallet hub the other night. It must have been parked up over the weekend with its curtains left open; there was a good couple of inches of snow covering both decks. Anyway, on went a full load, curtains shut, not a strap in sight and off he went… :open_mouth:

Wasn’t that Keighley company that lost his load near Halifax was it?

Ken.

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Quinny:
Wasn’t that Keighley company that lost his load near Halifax was it?

Probably. :smiley:

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That curtain is quite clearly retaining the load :wink: :smiley:

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that’s what load retaining curtains are for :grimacing: