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NEVER use R&L

By pinlawyer

6 years ago


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    #29 6 years ago
     
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    LesManley

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    Quoted from whthrs166:

    My theory: Don't ship games on a pallet. Why? Its an invitation for the shipper to move your game with a fork lift. I don't know about you guys but I don't want my game handled that ever! I have shipped about 2 dozen games all on the legs with STI never an issue! That being said, All of my games that shipped were wrapped nicely on other end. Head down on blanket wrapped with shrink. When I send em out same deal.

    You really don't think that they can't use a forklift with the legs on? They just go from the side and put the forks in between the front and back legs. I've seen it done first hand to my own game.

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