found this video while doing research into logistics for a class i'm taking, i wasn't entirely sure if shipping containers from boats or trucks would be able to be seamlessly transferred to trains without the need to unload and reload into a new container. this video pretty easily answered my question, and i have a new found appreciation for the simplicity and versatility of the classic metal box.
That was different! I've always wondered how those containers got on the trains. Now I've seen an insiders perspective! Cheers Steve, hope you are well mate and enjoying the weather!
Another great video bud, nice wee change for you great to see how they do it. hope you and Karen have a great Easter and hopefully get a chance to get out in the camper again with this nice weather
I've always wondered how on Earth they keep track of which container is going where. The trains seem so random as they go by. There must be some sort of complex system to figure it all out.
Another great vlog Steve my dad is a twistlock engineer he run in and out off felixstowe all the time whats happened to the fridge work loved seeing bonny scotland lol take it easy mate
Very interesting video Steve. Containers is something I am considering going for when I return to driving at some point this year,(Awaiting further surgery) I have no experience at all with them. So any advice/help you an put out would be greatly appreciated. Cheers buddie, drive safe 🚛🌪️
Well today 4 year old kid woke up and asked how containers are loaded on trains, because he see trains from window every day. Then I went to youtube and showed him this. This was his morning cartoon movie.
Seen it from the railway point a view a few times, but not from the lorry - very interesting. They always push the speed of rail service, but never mention the lorry driver hanging about. You didn't mention what size container you had, or why you had to turn it. Could it be H&S - try to prevent doors flying open on trains?
No mate, it was so he could load further back as he had run out of room. This one was a 20ft load which was in the picture. I enjoyed this one also. Hope your well.
Thank you, using part of this in one of my business classes I teach about logistics. :)
Very pleased it has helped. That's why I did them. Hope your well.
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found this video while doing research into logistics for a class i'm taking, i wasn't entirely sure if shipping containers from boats or trucks would be able to be seamlessly transferred to trains without the need to unload and reload into a new container. this video pretty easily answered my question, and i have a new found appreciation for the simplicity and versatility of the classic metal box.
That was different! I've always wondered how those containers got on the trains. Now I've seen an insiders perspective! Cheers Steve, hope you are well mate and enjoying the weather!
Thank Ian. One more shift to go then our first night out in the Van. What could possibly go wrong lol.
I wondered about that too. I've seen those big yellow cranes before, but I never knew what they were for.
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Really enjoy these container videos - thank you!
Its great seeing another side to the industry buddy. Glad you enjoyed it.
Very good vlog Steve and I hope you enjoy your new driving jobs and you a good easter weekend.
Great video Steve. Love the sound of the class 66 loco in the back ground....ying ying ying ying!
Well done Steve. Your first journey to Hunslet! Must admit I'm missing your trips to Drysdales!!!
I have just passed it lol. On my break at the usual lay by enjoying the sun. Hope your well matie
Another great video bud, nice wee change for you great to see how they do it. hope you and Karen have a great Easter and hopefully get a chance to get out in the camper again with this nice weather
Funny enough Douglas, I have one more shift today and we are having our first night out tomorrow. Hope the dog can settle mind.
@@JustSteve247, hopefully its a quick easy shift for you with no problems. Aww should be great nice weather for a start am sure the dog will love it
Hi Steve , thank you for another great video , we hope that you and Karen have a great Easter, take care and stay safe 👍xx
Thank you Jackie. We are good. Hope you both are enjoying this cracking weather.
I've always wondered how on Earth they keep track of which container is going where. The trains seem so random as they go by. There must be some sort of complex system to figure it all out.
Amazing isn't it. I enjoyed the Port of Tyne work and always wondered where the containers started from
Containers Train. TH-cam.
sorry if this sounds like a stupid question but why did he need you to turn round to unload the container
Those containers are the same on all four corners, why the hell would they make you turn around???
Lol I thought the same at the time.
That was 40ft container
Been on the boxes for about a year and a half now. I see the crane drivers in Leeds like their horns as much as the Freightliner Coatbridge guys!
I star 'horn' language school next week. Lol.
What country is this?
Another great vlog Steve my dad is a twistlock engineer he run in and out off felixstowe all the time whats happened to the fridge work loved seeing bonny scotland lol take it easy mate
Still at it buddy. Was on dockers yesterday and running up again today . Hoping to get the drone up if I get time.
@@JustSteve247 be nice with this weather steve.maybe taking a trip upto dingwall in may school holidays so be nice if it's like this
Very interesting video Steve. Containers is something I am considering going for when I return to driving at some point this year,(Awaiting further surgery) I have no experience at all with them. So any advice/help you an put out would be greatly appreciated. Cheers buddie, drive safe 🚛🌪️
Best of luck. I will add more detailed container vlogs once I get more of a feel.
Ive always wondered what is in those containers?
You name it Michelle. I mostly carried parts for cranes,cars ect. Occasionally high grade sawdust for racecourses (odd) lol.
This is what I want more of
Iv a few of the container runs on here buddy. Glad you enjoyed this one. Take care Bob
What was that fire alarm sound? 7:37
I'm not sure buddy. Sorry
@@JustSteve24711:24 This one
@@FREIGHTLINER66540 This comes from the Crane when he move...
Well today 4 year old kid woke up and asked how containers are loaded on trains, because he see trains from window every day. Then I went to youtube and showed him this. This was his morning cartoon movie.
That's brilliant hope it answered his questions.
Seen it from the railway point a view a few times, but not from the lorry - very interesting. They always push the speed of rail service, but never mention the lorry driver hanging about. You didn't mention what size container you had, or why you had to turn it. Could it be H&S - try to prevent doors flying open on trains?
No mate, it was so he could load further back as he had run out of room. This one was a 20ft load which was in the picture. I enjoyed this one also. Hope your well.
@@JustSteve247 Was that the reason you had to turn the box ?
Is it Volvo FH 500 or FH 540 or something else???
They are the 500s I think buddy. Been a few months since I was driving them.
That’s something different mate who ya working for now
I was thinking the same, looks interesting and you changed company's?
@@mick6263 just doing other work as it's gone a bit quiet at my usual place buddy. Thing is, I am enjoying this a lot.
Another agency are filling the gaps at the minute buddy.
Hi Steve interesting thanks Richard
Thought you'd get to like the Volvo mate ;-)
Y’all are driving on the wrong side of the road
Good to be different haha