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Securing a load

02/26/2008 8:00 PM

What is the best way to secure a load for a long time?
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Re: Securing a load

02/26/2008 8:14 PM

that all depends, what is the load?, what is the load being secured to?, and for how long?, two weeks?, a month?, a year?, well............?

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02/26/2008 8:38 PM

They don't need securing. I keep our loads in a cardboard box in a cool, dry place. This works well.

You were talking about resistive loads weren't you?

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02/27/2008 5:07 AM

Bank it. <Splutter>

The money lender in Laindon cannot be trusted. <Cough>

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02/27/2008 8:39 AM

abstinence

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02/27/2008 9:33 AM

A climate controlled bonded warehouse, with the lease paid in advance.

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