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From: the fonz on 4 Jul 2010 00:43
On Jul 1, 7:35 pm, F Murtz <hagg...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> Another truck, a tunnel,sprinklers wiped out.
> All day the radio has been on about it,news and talkback and all the
> talk has been about driver and no one mentioned type of truck and load.
> This tunnel is used by botany bay container traffic and my questioning
> is as most containers are standard are there some trailers that are to
> high? are there containers that are oversize that need low trailers.
> I realize that it may be some load totally different.(not containers)

i would have thought skel trailers were always the correct height for
standard containers, but i think sometimes people chain empty
containers to a step deck, where they don't want to hire a skel.
From: Kev on 5 Jul 2010 08:13
the fonz wrote:
> On Jul 1, 7:35 pm, F Murtz<hagg...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Another truck, a tunnel,sprinklers wiped out.
>> All day the radio has been on about it,news and talkback and all the
>> talk has been about driver and no one mentioned type of truck and load.
>> This tunnel is used by botany bay container traffic and my questioning
>> is as most containers are standard are there some trailers that are to
>> high? are there containers that are oversize that need low trailers.
>> I realize that it may be some load totally different.(not containers)
>
> i would have thought skel trailers were always the correct height for
> standard containers, but i think sometimes people chain empty
> containers to a step deck, where they don't want to hire a skel.


drop/step deck trailers are required by law for carrying bulk dangerous
goods liquid in a TankTainer,

I don't think you are allowed to chain a loaded container anymore, they
require "twistloc"


Kev
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