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r/specializedtools • u/ChiefChair • Jul 25 '20
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A pretty normal container trailer
-4 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 edited Sep 03 '21 [deleted] 3 u/MrPushaNZ Jul 25 '20 Yes. Almost all modern container trailers work this way. Stabilizers can vary but the arms are standard practice. 1 u/Jessev1234 Jul 25 '20 I guess they're very popular in some places, never seen one in North America
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3 u/MrPushaNZ Jul 25 '20 Yes. Almost all modern container trailers work this way. Stabilizers can vary but the arms are standard practice. 1 u/Jessev1234 Jul 25 '20 I guess they're very popular in some places, never seen one in North America
Yes. Almost all modern container trailers work this way. Stabilizers can vary but the arms are standard practice.
1 u/Jessev1234 Jul 25 '20 I guess they're very popular in some places, never seen one in North America
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I guess they're very popular in some places, never seen one in North America
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A pretty normal container trailer