How they get the railcars ready for the road...

[quickdodge®]

Later, QD.

[DeeAOne]

i always thought they lifted them from the bottom. lol guess i learned something.

[_Christian_]

That's one hell of a fork lift, if you could even call it that.

[chrisdavis]

I dont know why, but I always thought that they did that with a crane. Thanks for sharing

[5thgcelica]

dumb question...but i dont know...

what holds them in place? clamps or pins??

[Arm&hammer]

thats pretty damm cool

[TheDarkRacer]

there is a crane to get them off the boats.... But when those things fall.... omg death everywhere...
~TDR

[quickdodge®]

dumb question...but i dont know...

what holds them in place? clamps or pins??

Pins in the front and I don't really know what to call the rear support system. Basically the "pin" runs parallel with the container when it is set on the chassis. The "pin" sits above the opening when the container is set down. You turn a lever and the "pin" turns to perpendicular to the container to hold it in place. Later, QD.

[chrisdavis]

there is a crane to get them off the boats.... But when those things fall.... omg death everywhere...
~TDR

Ive seen the cranes that take them off the ships, for some reason I thought a crane put them on the trailers as well.