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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Rock (unclaimed legacy handle), May 2, 2005. 23 replies, last reply May 9, 2005.

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supdog8161Unclaimed legacy handle
supdog8161Unclaimed legacy handle

Does anyone have photos that they could share?

supdog8161, Report#21
\\\STRIPES///Unclaimed legacy handle
\\\STRIPES///Unclaimed legacy handle

Repost.... We are the exclusive striping Co. for a GC that is expanding into the Phoenix area. They're building ~6 large restaurants and will be looking for a parking lot striper in the Phoenix area. They plan on working thru \\\STRIPES/// but it is too far for us. Any striping folks in or around Phoenix please e-mail [email removed] for details.

\\\STRIPES///, Report#22
CormacUnclaimed legacy handle
CormacUnclaimed legacy handle

S.A.M., from a safety standpoint, just don't overload the truck. Any truck "thinks/feels" a Roadlazer weighs about 1400 pounds. Take the safe payload rating and subtract that right off, then the paint, beads, operator's weight, etc. and see what is left. It is amazing how much effect the location of the weight in relation to the rears axle(s) comes into play in deciding how much weight a truck can safely carry.

Cormac, Report#23
S.A.MUnclaimed legacy handle
S.A.MUnclaimed legacy handle

that is very true. on a joking matter if need be I can always call ol' jenny craig -Dean

S.A.M, Report#24
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