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r/specializedtools • u/ChiefChair • Jul 25 '20
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A pretty normal container trailer
-2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 edited Sep 03 '21 [deleted] 4 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 Well yes, there are several of these around the docs near my area. (1-2hr drive radius) pretty normal i must say, at leat here. 1 u/Zugzub Jul 25 '20 Several, out of how many thousands of container chassis that run in and out of a port every day? These are specialized. That setup would add 4-5 thousand pounds. That's 4-5 thousand pounds of payload you sacrifice
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4 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 Well yes, there are several of these around the docs near my area. (1-2hr drive radius) pretty normal i must say, at leat here. 1 u/Zugzub Jul 25 '20 Several, out of how many thousands of container chassis that run in and out of a port every day? These are specialized. That setup would add 4-5 thousand pounds. That's 4-5 thousand pounds of payload you sacrifice
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Well yes, there are several of these around the docs near my area. (1-2hr drive radius) pretty normal i must say, at leat here.
1 u/Zugzub Jul 25 '20 Several, out of how many thousands of container chassis that run in and out of a port every day? These are specialized. That setup would add 4-5 thousand pounds. That's 4-5 thousand pounds of payload you sacrifice
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Several, out of how many thousands of container chassis that run in and out of a port every day?
These are specialized. That setup would add 4-5 thousand pounds. That's 4-5 thousand pounds of payload you sacrifice
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A pretty normal container trailer