Is there a simple way to remember how a load should be placed on a 53' or 48' trailer on pallets, and or on the floor?

793533

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644688

{"replyTo":"","text":"Single double single double the way back is a good middle ground. But the number of pallets, and if the weight is even on all the pallets, and so many other factors come in to play. \n\nMost places know how to load their loads properly because they do not want to reload that’s just more work for no more extra pay. If the shipper asked me how I want it loaded I tell them they know how to load it I know how to pull it, and go to the closest scale even if it’s in the wrong direction if the loads over 34,000 lbs","replyToPid":0}

682141

{"replyTo":"","text":"there really isn't a way. but always request a single on the nose. some loads go in sideways if there's a lot of pallets. others go in straight. if you're doing 4 ltl picks you can end up with car batteries on the nose and toilet paper on the tail screwing your weight all up","replyToPid":0}