A single truckload listed as Tool, sold as it comes with freight in the price.
What is in the lot
On the manifest side, this is listed as Tool and nothing more granular. A mixed lot is exactly that: condition varies piece to piece. What actually turns up varies lot to lot.
At a glance
| Lot type | Full truckload |
|---|---|
| Department | General Merchandise |
| Condition | Mixed condition (as-is) |
| Typical count | multiple pallets (typical, not guaranteed) |
| Stock number | LPD-PLT-2969 |
| Freight | Free US shipping |
| Sale terms | Sold as-is |
How it arrives
There is no shipping charge on top of the price. What a truckload does need is a receiving plan: dock access, a forklift, and floor space for the pallets as they come off.
Where it sells on
Lots like this go to sellers who move volume: bin stores, flea markets, and online marketplaces. Sort by department first, then by whether packaging is intact.
As-is sale. Counts are typical, not guaranteed, and the lot is not itemized before it ships. Report any damage, shortage or defect within 30 days of delivery. how truckload buying works and Returns & Refunds set out the detail.
