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Backing in is safer than head-in but if it’s possible, because sometimes it isn’t, pull-through is safer than backing in. Caveat: Head-in is more appropriate f
by hk1337 4y ago
Backing in is safer than head-in but if it’s possible, because sometimes it isn’t, pull-through is safer than backing in.
Caveat: Head-in is more appropriate for angled spaces.
- adql 4y agoYeah angled spaces help but head-in is pretty much just "well, there is wall in front and I need to load groceries" case for me