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    i need some gaylords

    I am looking for just a couple gaylords to ship my E-scrap and cheapest i could find them was about $125 for 5. $95 was shipping. Does anyone have any ideas where I could get a few gaylords without shipping them half way across the country?

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    Call your local scrapyard. We sell used Gaylord's for $10 ea.

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    https://jitcontainers.com/oh-48x45x3...hed-containers

    use them forever with built in pallet slots

    sorry i skimmed over the post and missed the part where you need to ship my idea wont work for you
    Last edited by corycouch; 01-13-2013 at 05:27 PM. Reason: im a idiot :)

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    thanks for the replies. I have checked several local businesses for them with no luck, but will ask at the scrapyard tomorrow.

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    I found this website. Give it a try. Cardboard Boxes in North Carolina (NC) on ThomasNet.com

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    I have had good luck getting them at transfer stations $10-$20 ea

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    Try Uline

    ULINE - Shipping Boxes, Shipping Supplies, Packaging Materials, Packing Supplies they are nation wide and you can get pretty much any thing there.

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    The local terminal in Jacksonville does not have a way to lift pallets off a pick up truck. I will have to place a pallet on the dock and "build" the pallet ontop of it with smaller boxes and then wrap it with plastic. I find that Craig's list and Cherry Point and Legeune yards sales both have free boxes from Marines who have been transferred in. Perhaps another way to skin a cat.

    Also how are you going to lift the full gaylords onto the shippers truck? Mike.
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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    good answers thanks everyone...and good questions Miked. I have a couple ideas for that. Either putting it together in the truck bed or putting it together there if the loading dock isnt the same height as the truck bed. In my perfect world someone with a pallet jack and lift gate would pick up from my house, but I aint betting on that one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shootsitall View Post
    good answers thanks everyone...and good questions Miked. I have a couple ideas for that. Either putting it together in the truck bed or putting it together there if the loading dock isnt the same height as the truck bed. In my perfect world someone with a pallet jack and lift gate would pick up from my house, but I aint betting on that one.
    That can happen if you arrange it with your buyer. I have used such a service with my last shipment to Ewasted. There is an additional charges for the "tail gate" pick up and a restricted area pick up. As I recall the tail gate pick up can cost an additional $100 so take the time to work with your buyer on getting the best deal. Mike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shootsitall View Post
    good answers thanks everyone...and good questions Miked. I have a couple ideas for that. Either putting it together in the truck bed or putting it together there if the loading dock isnt the same height as the truck bed. In my perfect world someone with a pallet jack and lift gate would pick up from my house, but I aint betting on that one.
    Do you have a trucking company hub like YRC close to you? I usualy build the gaylords in the bed of the truck then just drive them to terminal and they unload it with a forklift.

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    yrc has a terminal in Jacksonville, but i think that is the one that Miked says he has to build his pallets at. If I remember correctly it was a truck bed and loading dock height issue for him.

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