| Moving Weight Restrictions | Category: U-Pack Equipment |
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Many of you ask whether our prices are based on weight, like many other movers . . . and luckily that isn't the case. ABF U-Pack charges by the linear footage or the number of Cubes you use. This way of determining cost gives you more control over your price. DOT Weight Restrictions For example, if you're loading into an ABF moving trailer, and plan to fill the entire trailer, the total weight of your items should not exceed 22,500 lbs – or it will cause the trailer to exceed the legal weight limit on any axle. An easy way to balance the weight of the trailer is to keep the weight under 825 lbs per linear foot. If you're using a ReloCube, you'll need to keep the total weight of your items under 2,500 lbs. If you exceed this weight, it may be difficult for our forklift to pick up the Cube and place it on our trailer. In addition, an overweight moving and storage container can also cause us to exceed the trailer legal weight limit once it is loaded for transit. This isn't something to spend a lot of time worrying about – these instances are very rare because most household goods won't come close to this kind of weight. But, as a precaution, it's helpful to distribute your heavier items more evenly throughout the space you're using. |
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Date: 4-4-2011
Well, my wife is the worlklds most effecient packer, I guess - the truck just came to pick up our ReloCube and the forklift couldnt lift the Cube. They are going to get another forklift, but what happens now? The Cube is only going a short distance over land, then on a boat to Oahu.
What happens now?