Loading American Grapes
Loading American Grapes
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When cars were loaded by the " straight " system with all packages placed snugly there was comparatively little danger of having the load "chuck" severely when the cars were being switched. In cars where snug loading left a space at one end too small to take another package it was advisable to fill it in with wooden car racks (fig. 24).
MIXED LOADS.
One of the greatest single sources of damage was the practice of loading cars Avith different kinds of packages (fig. 25). Several cars for one fir...m were shipped with disastrous result from the Finger Lake section of New York in which the only " system " used was that trays should not be loaded on top of baskets. It was not unusual for a single car to contain trays, boxes, bushel baskets, and 12-quart baskets.
When it is absolutely necessary to ship " mixed " loads in order to assemble a full car, the one rule is to make completed rows of each kind of package from end to end of the car (fig. 26). Never, for example, should bushel baskets be placed in one end of the car, trays in the other, and Climax baskets in the middle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When cars were loaded by the " straight " system with all packages placed snugly there was comparatively little danger of having the load "chuck" severely when the cars were being switched. In cars where snug loading left a space at one end too small to take another package it was advisable to fill it in with wooden car racks (fig. 24).
MIXED LOADS.
One of the greatest single sources of damage was the practice of loading cars Avith different kinds of packages (fig. 25). Several cars for one fir...m were shipped with disastrous result from the Finger Lake section of New York in which the only " system " used was that trays should not be loaded on top of baskets. It was not unusual for a single car to contain trays, boxes, bushel baskets, and 12-quart baskets.
When it is absolutely necessary to ship " mixed " loads in order to assemble a full car, the one rule is to make completed rows of each kind of package from end to end of the car (fig. 26). Never, for example, should bushel baskets be placed in one end of the car, trays in the other, and Climax baskets in the middle.
What to read after Loading American Grapes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Stirling Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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