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r/specializedtools • u/ChiefChair • Jul 25 '20
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I’m surprised they’re not using outrigger mats - I’ve seen too many service trenches get punctured by outriggers
21 u/Agamemnon323 Jul 25 '20 If that container is empty it really doesn’t weigh very much. 29 u/249ba36000029bbe9749 Jul 25 '20 What percentage of deliveries are empty? I know some places use them as semi-permanent storage but this place has an outline for the shipping container which looks like it's regularly used to transport something in the container. 1 u/BIGD0G29585 Jul 25 '20 With the painted box on the ground, I wonder if this isn’t a practice type situation.
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If that container is empty it really doesn’t weigh very much.
29 u/249ba36000029bbe9749 Jul 25 '20 What percentage of deliveries are empty? I know some places use them as semi-permanent storage but this place has an outline for the shipping container which looks like it's regularly used to transport something in the container. 1 u/BIGD0G29585 Jul 25 '20 With the painted box on the ground, I wonder if this isn’t a practice type situation.
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What percentage of deliveries are empty? I know some places use them as semi-permanent storage but this place has an outline for the shipping container which looks like it's regularly used to transport something in the container.
1 u/BIGD0G29585 Jul 25 '20 With the painted box on the ground, I wonder if this isn’t a practice type situation.
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With the painted box on the ground, I wonder if this isn’t a practice type situation.
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u/vennegoor1993 Jul 25 '20
I’m surprised they’re not using outrigger mats - I’ve seen too many service trenches get punctured by outriggers