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APU/ Large Tripac Loading

TriPac and Large TriPac can be loaded into a 26’ Box Truck or 53’ Dry Van 

26’ Box Truck

53’ Dry Van
    Max stack high of assembled TriPac and Large TriPac units 
    • 26’ Box Truck-Max Stack 2 high
    • Up to 200 Foot Spacers, 22 Starter Pads, and 14 Sleeve Packs inside each assembled unit
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    • 53’ Dry Van-Max Stack is 3 High 
    • Up to 200 Foot Spacers, 22 Starter Pads, and 14 Sleeve Packs inside each assembled unit
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    Max stack high of TriPac and Large TriPac Tops and Bottoms 
    • 26’ Box Truck-Max Stack 1 high
    • 50 Tops/Bottoms per Stack
    A stack of black boxes Description automatically generated with medium confidence    		 Max stack high of TriPac and Large TriPac Tops and Bottoms 
    •  53’ Dry Van-Max Stack is 2 High 
    • 24 Tops and 1 Bottom per Stack
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    IMPORTANT LOADING NOTE: 

    ***DO NOT LOAD VERTICALLY.***

    NEVER LOAD ON TOP OF ANY OTHER TYPES OF TK UNITS.  

    ONLY THE SAME TYPES OF UNITS CAN BE STACKED ON EACH OTHER. THIS INCLUDES NOT LOADING TRIPAC ON TOP OF LARGE TRIPAC ASSEMBLED UNITS. DO NOT STACK MIXED UNITS TOGETHER. EACH TYPE OF UNIT MUST BE IN ITS OWN STACK. TOPS AND BOTTOMS STACKED TOGETHER. ASSEMBLED TRIPAC UNITS STACKED TOGETHER. DO NOT STACK TOPS AND/OR BOTTOMS WITH ASSEMBLED UNITS.

    ALL HARDWARE MUST BE SECURED AND LOCKED INTO POSITION, AND ALL DUNNAGE MUST BE REMOVED. ENSURE CRATES ARE ALL STACKED IN THE SAME DIRECTION WITH PROPER ORIENTATION SO THE FORKLIFT CHANNELS ARE ACCESSIBLE.