Strange day. Loaded first thing, not a complicated load but when the forklift picked up one of the first of five packs of timber he was nearly on two wheels. I got the five packs on and weighed, 16360 kg I'm only allowed 18000. The items for the next two drops brought me to weight so I refused the last drop. The weight of timber varies greatly depending on its moisture content. The first two drops were in my usual area, one stable drop and one farm drop, Both easy enough, the young lady at the stables even helped, that's very unusual for a stable yard. The last drop was at or near Rettford which is well out of our usual area but I found it easy enough. The question is will the customer be able to find it in the yard. Though it was a farm drop the yard was more like an industrial estate. I think I got a peek at the future of farming. See you tomorrow.
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