Coal delivery PA to CO

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Re: Coal delivery PA to CO

PostBy: bem2 On: Sun Sep 23, 2012 2:37 pm

I'm having the coal shipped to our manufacturing business in CO. The guys there are loading and unloading trucks of all sizes and types all the time. We have a Toyota forklift rated at 4,500 pounds. We seem to get better service when using the business address and our shipping/receiving department is open from 6:00AM to midnight. Very friendly to truckers.

OK that no special packaging is needed. The seller said that the truck driver just needed to throw a strap over each pallet and he's good to go.

Again, great replies. Thanks.

Barbara
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Re: Coal delivery PA to CO

PostBy: Poconoeagle On: Sun Sep 23, 2012 8:12 pm

Thats a relief for ya Barbara. Dont know what the shipping ends up at but boy in a couple few years you could break even if you bought Scotscoaled rig he has for sale there. It sure looks fine and would give ya a chance to come this way.

I was in sadailia and castle rock this summer and it sure is nice. stay warm with your crawfords and enjoy the winter season 8-)
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Re: Coal delivery PA to CO

PostBy: davidmcbeth3 On: Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:34 am

bem2 wrote:. Does the coal have to be protected from the weather?

Barbara


Only act of nature that bothers coal is fire ... water, snow, etc not an issue. Its not wood. Burning perfectly dry coal is best but wet coal will burn just fine
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