General Discussion & Chat: Coffee...and for AUGUST 1, 2006., 0 by MaryE

MaryE wrote:
The load is tipped back and the truck backed under the edge of the barn where there is less clearance, then the load is tipped forward again until it is almost level and the truck backs up to the rear of the barn or to the stack if there is already a load in place. You can see that there is not much room between the trusses and the top of the load. And the load is tippy and kind of unstable at this point. When it is in the right place it is set down.........