The Broan grills for the ceiling I used to make them at a plastic factory in Sussex Wisconsin. It was one of the major companies that the company made products for.
Hello Flipping Perspective. Congratulations. What a haul. Excellent production pallette. Fortunately, those cardboard boxes don't contain any edible contents.
With any safes you get if you can locate a SSN contact the Manufacturer and they will send you new keys for the safe. I've done it on several occasions. Some will even do it for free.
We have only done one Walmart pallet and it was our least profitable. However it’s hard to say if that was just the luck of the draw or if that was because it was a Walmart pallet.
@@flippingperspective are you always that lucky? And do you keep some stuff for yourselves? What a fantastic idea! Better than those items be used by people who could really utilize them, than all of it ending up in a landfill.
With everything going on in this World, lets all set aside some time to pray for the protection of your respective countries, cities, towns, villages and states. Jesus Christ loves you..
I don’t think so. Every pallet is a little bit of a risk and we make more on some than others, but we have not lost money on a pallet yet. We made about $500 in profit on this pallet.
