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Just to let you know Chris, this set of double stacks has been most fascinating. To date I had usually seen relatively ordered doubles ... not the wide array of arrangements you've been showing. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteThere was certainly more interest in the mid 2000s, and after a 'blow over' of an 80ft jumbo double stacked, you pretty much only get the well wagons with double stacked loading.
ReplyDeleteBoxes atop reefers are usually placed rather unsually due to exhaust and air circulation requirements. You should always see working reefers with the fridge unit facing the direction of travel.
The double ISO tanks on the jumbo is pretty unusual!