I sell pallets and recommended to the pallet shop owners to install the work surfaces on a converted wheel axle to avoid having to turn the pallet with full force. I've also seen video of a nail gun hanging on a cord similar to a retracting key chain.

Love da video I’m looking to start a job doing this

perfect video thank you so much for this!!

I'm on this video because I saw a job listed paying $26 - $30 an hour for pallet repair. I'm not interested but I wanted to see what the job entailed.

I have experience in pallets, how to repair them and all I have worked for 14 years in a company and I would like to open one but first I need to know how to do it and how much I will need

Basically this poor guy is working like an ox to make ends meet. Cold in the winter hot in the summer and physical

They need a different pry bar. We use a much smaller one that is so much faster. I do about 600 pallets a day on a sorter and Bout 350-400 on a table like this guy. I prefer the sorter because I don't have to lift any pallets

How many an hour how many a day

For me this should be different line set up.Finished pallets should be close to repair man,lot of steps make .

Why the worker paint the pallet with spray?

Anyone where to get the single ended duckbill prybar?

That's an ugly job that will put a lot of stress on a body. I can easily imagine the receptive motion injuries after a year of this job!

I used to tear down lol

I just saw a job in Sacramento doing this $19 an hour