-
points to
secure loads.
Flatcars designed for
carrying machinery have
sliding chain ****emblies
recessed in the deck.
Flatcars are used for
loads that...
-
Trailer on
flatcar, also
known as TOFC or piggyback, is the
practice of
carrying semi-trailers on
railroad flatcars. TOFC
allows for
shippers to move truckloads...
- lieu of a
cross Steel fence post, a kind of
stake Side
stakes used on
flatcars etc Stake:
Fortune Fighters, a 2003
video game The Stake, a 1915 silent...
-
ferry Rolling road
Youths playing a ball game,
circa 500 B.C.
Trailers on
flatcars in the
United States Autorack Bière–Apples–Morges
Railway Car
carrier trailer...
- TTX's
railcar fleet consists of
flatcars, autoracks,
boxcars and gondolas. Half of the
fleet is
dedicated to
flatcars and
intermodal wells, with a quarter...
-
Railways 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) narrow-gauge
cattle cars on
continuous rails laid on 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
standard gauge flatcars (outback Australia)...
-
system allowed trailers to be
pulled by
locomotives without the use of
flatcars,
instead attaching trailers directly to bogies. The
advantage of using...
-
different rail gauge, or else
containers are
transloaded from
flatcars on one
track to
flatcars on
another track of a
different gauge. Cross-docking Customs...
- on
railway flatcars or
spine cars, an
arrangement called "piggyback" or TOFC (trailer on
flatcar) to
distinguish it from
container on
flatcar (COFC). Some...
-
string of
flatcars. A
temporary ramp was
placed at the end of the
flatcars and
temporary bridge plates spanned the gaps
between adjacent flatcars; the road...
