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Subject: Comments - Materdoc 2024-08-25
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Materdoc |
Bloomington, IN USA
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Well I don’t know what happened. Obviously $6 each.
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8/25/2024 8:13:35 AM
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KC Kevin |
Mission Viejo, CA
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Interesting Steve! How many do you expect to use, per pallet?
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8/25/2024 12:13:47 PM
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Materdoc |
Bloomington, IN USA
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It depends upon the expected weight of your pumpkin. The orange donuts are rated to handle 125-225 pounds each. I’m sure there is a safety margin, but I’d take the expected weight, divide it by 200 & that should give you the recommended number of shock absorbers.
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8/25/2024 11:41:28 PM
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