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Average tare weight of gaylord and pallet

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    Quote Originally Posted by parrothead View Post
    I did some work at a yard this last summer and most pallets/w/triplesided gayloards were running 80 to 95 pounds each. We would weight them and paint the weight on the side.

    I went to a buyer yesterday and i sold scrap and on the average the pallet and gaylord weighed from 40 to 80 lbs. hope this is a big help to you.


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    kinda late reply on this one but i have a seller that his guys keep filling gaylords without taring them so I deduct 75 lbs. They use the flimsy pallets and tri-wall produce boxes so I usually come out ahead. 65 to 80 seems the norm for me except for the 4 way ones. Seems the produce gayloads run lighter than the industrial ones like from plastics manufacturers.

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