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Office Time --
Preparation
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Handbook M-41, TL-4, 03-01-98
Updated With Postal Bulletin Revisions
Through April 5, 2001
271.7
Place all sacks in designated location
for relays.
272
Carry-Outs -- Packing the Single
Satchel
272.1
Strap out the carry-out mail (letters
and flats) as described for relayed mail,
and number each bundle.
272.2
Place registered and other special
articles in pocket of satchel.
272.3
Pack the bundles bearing highest
numbers at bottom of satchel and work up
so that number one bundle will be on
top. The mail will then be packed in the
order of delivery.
272.4
Pack the bottom of satchel solid and
stand first bundles of flats on end, on
top of bottom row, with addresses on
top so they can be easily read when
carrying the satchel.
273
Carry-Outs -- Packing the Double
Satchel
When using the Double Satchel in a
configuration with the waist belt, the
satchel must be put on first and then
loaded with mail. Carriers are required
to carry the appropriate amount of
mail, up to the 35 pound limit, to complete
each assigned relay without additional
trips to the vehicle or relay box.
Carriers should use their discretion in
arranging mail in the Double Satchel to
ensure the most efficient methods and
comfortable weight distribution.
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All mail on a motorized route is
carry-out mail (see part 322).