Snapped this tank on MP5 at Parkeston last week. The container is EURU 175115-6 and is fitted with a clip-on Thermo King SG3000 genset.
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Any idea what the contents of the tanktainer were that required a gsent?
ReplyDeleteNo idea, but obviously not a DG as it is not placarded. It may be that the genset runs a pump for loading or unloading. I have seen photos of 175117 with a similar set-up, so there must be a couple in service. The fact it is running from Melb to Peth suggest that it is probably a specialised product that can't be sourced locally.
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