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[4570Man]

Problem with those pallets, is how to unload them. I have never seen forks that rotate to the angle to be able to lift the pallet. I think someone has to unload them by hand. Jon

It wouldn’t be that big of a deal for a couple of guy to unload them by hand onto another truck. It would be a lot cheaper and probably faster to do than and tow it off with a light duty wrecker than trying to get more specialized equipment on there. Alternative idea, maybe if you had access to a forklift or skid steer you could slide both forks to the center and stick them in the low side of the pallet. Then lift it up and throw a few bags of the concrete under it to hold it level and then unload it normally.

 

[seville009]

 

[Thomas]

 

[YanmarFever]

Looks like porcupine driving down the street

 

[seville009]

Looks like porcupine driving down the street

I’d be interested to see his DIY project that he’s using the lumber for once it’s done……

 

[Topzide]

From the twists and bends in those boards, the only thing you could build would be sled runners!

 

[deezler]

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hahaha, he couldn't resist the sale pricing on that leftover warped lumber. I get tempted myself sometimes, Home Depot sells their cull lumber at 70% off.

 

[steve tym]

Problem with those pallets, is how to unload them. I have never seen forks that rotate to the angle to be able to lift the pallet. I think someone has to unload them by hand. Jon

I'm sure he'll just back his new F150 up to it and unload them ALL into his new truck.

 

[ning]

Problem with those pallets, is how to unload them. I have never seen forks that rotate to the angle to be able to lift the pallet. I think someone has to unload them by hand. Jon

Loaded the front two from the sides of the truck, the back from the back

 

[Xfaxman]

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https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeDepot/comments/1bfuh17