can anyone supply documentation regards max weight of single items to carry in pouches
i was under the impression it was 2.5kg
mgmt saying its total weight of bag
reason loads of heavy catalogues to deliv weighing in at 2.3 and 2.8 kg i have over 40 items to be cleared this week
advice please
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parcel weight for mailbags
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fishtank
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Re: parcel weight for mailbags
Thought you had a methods revision hans?
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hans solo
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Re: parcel weight for mailbags
still working on methods revision but that could be blown out water if were forced to use pouch boxes with trollies 
they still dont know what their doing
west of scotland going to be one almighty mess
they still dont know what their doing
west of scotland going to be one almighty mess
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cinemasaint
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Re: parcel weight for mailbags
hans solo wrote:still working on methods revision but that could be blown out water if were forced to use pouch boxes with trollies
they still dont know what their doing
west of scotland going to be one almighty mess
Wouldn't be the Kay's and Littlewoods Catalogues heavy as feck 2.06 for the Littlewoods one I've got about 50 left and feck knows how many from the old walks as park & fail is amazing