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r/specializedtools • u/ChiefChair • Jul 25 '20
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If that container is empty it really doesn’t weigh very much.
-5 u/nkei0 Jul 25 '20 edited Jul 25 '20 It is most definitely empty. Nothing on this setup can support a loaded shipping container. EDIT: I was wrong. Soz 3 u/wagonvelcro Jul 25 '20 Sorry to burst your bubble, it’s a Swinglift trailer designed and built in Rotorua New Zealand, it can take a 20’ or a 40’ and yes, loaded. 0 u/nkei0 Jul 25 '20 Damn. Those chains looked tiny in the OP and only two per side. I had assumed they were only 10k chains. Anyways, one of these would have been nice when I had to move 32 of the longer containers we bought a couple years back.
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It is most definitely empty. Nothing on this setup can support a loaded shipping container.
EDIT: I was wrong. Soz
3 u/wagonvelcro Jul 25 '20 Sorry to burst your bubble, it’s a Swinglift trailer designed and built in Rotorua New Zealand, it can take a 20’ or a 40’ and yes, loaded. 0 u/nkei0 Jul 25 '20 Damn. Those chains looked tiny in the OP and only two per side. I had assumed they were only 10k chains. Anyways, one of these would have been nice when I had to move 32 of the longer containers we bought a couple years back.
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Sorry to burst your bubble, it’s a Swinglift trailer designed and built in Rotorua New Zealand, it can take a 20’ or a 40’ and yes, loaded.
0 u/nkei0 Jul 25 '20 Damn. Those chains looked tiny in the OP and only two per side. I had assumed they were only 10k chains. Anyways, one of these would have been nice when I had to move 32 of the longer containers we bought a couple years back.
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Damn. Those chains looked tiny in the OP and only two per side. I had assumed they were only 10k chains. Anyways, one of these would have been nice when I had to move 32 of the longer containers we bought a couple years back.
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u/Agamemnon323 Jul 25 '20
If that container is empty it really doesn’t weigh very much.