Hi two questions for you what do the following mean - handballing -adhoc
sorry for the silly questions but i am a newbie.
hand balling means getting your load off by hand.
as for adhoc im not to sure so i dont want to point you in the worng direction but someone will tell you sooner or later
highwaygunner66:
Hi two questions for you what do the following mean - handballing -adhoc
sorry for the silly questions but i am a newbie.
Handballing - moving things onto or off lorry by the use of your hands as opposed to using cages or a rollertruck or better still, someone else doing it - generally - you get sweaty 
Adhoc - now and again - sometimes - agency meaning is usually we will call you when we have something, might be one day only this week and 5 days next week - when we need you…
“ad hoc” = formed or done for a particular purpose only.
(ORIGIN Latin, ‘to this’)
ad hoc adj adverb for one particular purpose, situation, etc only - employed on an ad hoc basis.
ETYMOLOGY: 17c: Latin, meaning ‘for this purpose’.
Handballing unloading by hand e.g. bloody hard work! 
This glossary might be of use to you.
Be careful with where you use handballing (esp. in dodgy lay-bys). I’ve just found out it also means something else which is probably more suited to another thread round here 
Avoid both if you can!
thanks guys for the info
macplaxton:
Be careful with where you use handballing (esp. in dodgy lay-bys). I’ve just found out it also means something else which is probably more suited to another thread round here
If you’re talking about what I’m thinking about, this just happens to be the name I give to bystanders who stand back and watch while I humph their stuff off the back of my motor for them… 
