This guy obviously knows what he's doing. The way he dropped the tailgate down and got that 5th stack on there, marvelous. Plus he got a load of euro pallets, which means he was able to stack the pallets inside each other (nested), so there are actually twice as many pallets as you think. I'm jealous and impressed. Now what's not so smart is following someone stacked like that on the highway trying to get their license plate number while making a youtube video
This guy obviously knows what he's doing. The way he dropped the tailgate down and got that 5th stack on there, marvelous. Plus he got a load of euro pallets, which means he was able to stack the pallets inside each other (nested), so there are actually twice as many pallets as you think. I'm jealous and impressed. Now what's not so smart is following someone stacked like that on the highway trying to get their license plate number while making a youtube video.
Yep he's got about 2,000lbs on that truck. There's more than 12 high on those pallets. The tailgate has 12 or 13 and the bed is stacked higher. Those aren't regular pallets, either. Those are the big block pallets which weigh more.
Wow. I know those trucks can handle a lot, but never would I attempt to take that many pallets on the expressway.
Simple math tells you hes got well over 70 pallets,they are stacked 12 highx4 add the 8 more in the bed,and the 16 on the tailgate.The truck is only an F150,at the most a 1200lb payload in tip top shape,with correct tires.Pallets are heavy,gotta be clost to 25lbs each,he is way overweight,and the load center is way too far rearward for an F150
He may be legally allowed to do this because he isn't violating the statutory length, height, or weight regulations. If he's not exceeding the rated weight of the vehicle and the loads properly secured (do you see it moving? Are the straps taught? Is the working load limit of the straps sufficient for the weight of the load?), then there's nothing to which the DOT can object.
Simply feeling unsafe when ignorant of the criteria used to determine something's safety is a little irrelevant.
hey. pallet whores are a big time money here in jacksonville fl. you can make three thousand plus aweek in a old ragged truck easy. so what are you bitching about? it's money.
hey. pallet whores are a big time money here in jacksonville fl. you can make three thousand plus aweek in a old ragged truck easy. so what are you bitching about? it's money. who is the stupid one now?
What about ding dong's that are dumb enough to drive behind an unsafe load at a dangerously close distance? UR lucky the pallets didn't fall on you....
i was prepared at any second for those pallets to go flying...i got past them as soon as i could and i had the camera on 'zoom' so i wasn't as close as it appears...
um wow that is unsafe. but HELLO you are the one video taping while driving...
vchickie1 7 months ago
@mistyo1068 Uhm, if she is on the passenger side, why does she need to be looking at the road?
lisalrocks 8 months ago
@lisalrocks Uhm, she kinda looks and sounds like she's the one driving, so I'd say its probably a good idea that she look at the road
mistyo1068 8 months ago
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@lisalrocks Uhm, she kinda looks and sounds like she's the one driving, so I'd say its probably a good idea that she look at the road
mistyo1068 8 months ago
good job ohio pallet sales. he's got it stacked right. with that many pallets he's knows what he's doin and that load is goin nowhere.
kittnchops 1 year ago
lol u think thats something? u should c how i stack my pick up truck! lol
CuzzinCoo 1 year ago
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This guy obviously knows what he's doing. The way he dropped the tailgate down and got that 5th stack on there, marvelous. Plus he got a load of euro pallets, which means he was able to stack the pallets inside each other (nested), so there are actually twice as many pallets as you think. I'm jealous and impressed. Now what's not so smart is following someone stacked like that on the highway trying to get their license plate number while making a youtube video
SuperPalletKing 1 year ago
This guy obviously knows what he's doing. The way he dropped the tailgate down and got that 5th stack on there, marvelous. Plus he got a load of euro pallets, which means he was able to stack the pallets inside each other (nested), so there are actually twice as many pallets as you think. I'm jealous and impressed. Now what's not so smart is following someone stacked like that on the highway trying to get their license plate number while making a youtube video.
SuperPalletKing 1 year ago
Yep he's got about 2,000lbs on that truck. There's more than 12 high on those pallets. The tailgate has 12 or 13 and the bed is stacked higher. Those aren't regular pallets, either. Those are the big block pallets which weigh more.
Wow. I know those trucks can handle a lot, but never would I attempt to take that many pallets on the expressway.
Liriks 2 years ago
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V8FordTempo 2 years ago
and seriously you are driving and recording at the same time
like wtf
?
skitsovampire 2 years ago 7
thats my grandpa negro
XD
skitsovampire 2 years ago
Simple math tells you hes got well over 70 pallets,they are stacked 12 highx4 add the 8 more in the bed,and the 16 on the tailgate.The truck is only an F150,at the most a 1200lb payload in tip top shape,with correct tires.Pallets are heavy,gotta be clost to 25lbs each,he is way overweight,and the load center is way too far rearward for an F150
JohnDiMartino 2 years ago
He may be legally allowed to do this because he isn't violating the statutory length, height, or weight regulations. If he's not exceeding the rated weight of the vehicle and the loads properly secured (do you see it moving? Are the straps taught? Is the working load limit of the straps sufficient for the weight of the load?), then there's nothing to which the DOT can object.
Simply feeling unsafe when ignorant of the criteria used to determine something's safety is a little irrelevant.
stoparret 2 years ago 9
EDIT: Sorry, meant to specify width, rather than weight in the first sentence.
stoparret 2 years ago
good thing she was waching the camra not the road
HomesteadAcres 3 years ago 4
hey. pallet whores are a big time money here in jacksonville fl. you can make three thousand plus aweek in a old ragged truck easy. so what are you bitching about? it's money.
guyfromjaxx 3 years ago
another pallet whore
guyfromjaxx 3 years ago
This is not as dangerous as the Star Boyz doing wheelies and stuff around you on Route 8.
AeNick07 3 years ago
true....i haven't been able to get them on video yet...i'll see them and by the time i pull out the camera and turn it on they're miles away....
they're total idiots for doing that on the highways...
oevilone 3 years ago
hey. pallet whores are a big time money here in jacksonville fl. you can make three thousand plus aweek in a old ragged truck easy. so what are you bitching about? it's money. who is the stupid one now?
guyfromjaxx 3 years ago 2
cuyahoga falls ave exit
SAJ0129 3 years ago
What about ding dong's that are dumb enough to drive behind an unsafe load at a dangerously close distance? UR lucky the pallets didn't fall on you....
CREEKCRAWLER 4 years ago 3
i was prepared at any second for those pallets to go flying...i got past them as soon as i could and i had the camera on 'zoom' so i wasn't as close as it appears...
oevilone 4 years ago
What about the people that drive looking through the camera lens, should we not avoid those??
saebbi 4 years ago
well i have a camera that just has a display, not a view finder, but i understand your point totally...
driver and video-ing is unsafe too! guilty as charged! but i could see more of the road than the pallet driver!
oevilone 4 years ago