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Specialised
20ft and 40ft Container Transport
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specialised container truck invented in New Zealand that places 20ft or
40ft containers on the ground. |
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The container comes off the drivers side and for ease of
packing we can have the container placed on our trucks at the container
park with the container doors at the rear of the truck or the front of the
truck |
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If fact this transportation system is so good because the truck delivers
the container and moves on to its next job, when you are ready which might
be in 4 hours time or it might even be next week, you give us a call and
the truck comes back and picks up the container.
So next time you have a truck sitting in your dock, ask yourself how much
are you paying in detention or demurrage or waiting time.
And another question to ask your self, with this system there is no need
to panic getting labour to meet the truck, or have your labour sit around
waiting for a truck, simply make the phone call and get the container
brought in to your yard and placed on the ground and then order your
labour. |
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What specifications do we need:
No shrubs, trees, power poles at the placement of
container just watch out for low power cables and if you want us to put
container outside on the council strip (between your front boundary fence
and the kerb of road) make sure there is no medium strip dividing the
road.
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We need a minimum of 24 feet in width where the
container comes off:
That's 8ft /or 2.4 m for the truck, 8ft /or 2.4 m for the container and
4ft / or 1.2 m either side of the truck for the lifting legs to stabilize
the truck when the container is lifted on / off. |
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From the rear of the trailer back to the container there
is 10ft / 3 m which houses the rear lifting arm plus generator to power
the legs and the front and rear lifting arms.
These specialised trucks can transport 20ft and 40ft
containers and for those interested in its weight lifting capacity try a
legitimate 24 metric tonne rated gross 20ft container (that's cargo weight
plus container tare) in fact they can go higher for those who have road
transport permits. |
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We have a series of photo's for you to see, in fact
there is an interesting photo of a trombone trailer, this where the
trailer can be configured from 20ft to 40ft carrying capacity. You will
also see that this truck can stack containers on top of each other and
also take a container off another truck or rail wagon if required. |
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Fantastic transport system: |
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If you want to utilise this method of transport simply
fill and submit
This page sponsored by New Zealand Shipping
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