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Most of the time I just give up , but what I have done is put them on & posted them , then save it , then edited the post deleting the photo on the post then posting the new saved photo after rotating. As I said if I have taken the photo with the phone & it is not important to be up the correct way I just give up as it is too much round about way of posting. I just need to remember to use my camera if I have it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shwza
Despite this being posted by others in another unrelated thread, here is an update:Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Farang
Navy adds Peta award to kitty after ocean rescue mission
Navy adds Peta award to kitty after ocean rescue mission (bangkokpost.com)
The navy has received an award from a leading animal rights group for rescuing cats from a sinking ship in the Andaman sea in Satun province on Tuesday.
The Hero to Animals Award comes from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals group, known as Peta.
4.6 trailer, huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
uncommon but they are out thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Tins
5 metre John, quite common and what the Poms call a double deck. Far less versatile than our mez floors. Obviously not legal here either, with our maximum height of 4.3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
They seem to get excited about a 23 tonne load:Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Double Deck Trailers | Denby Transport LimitedQuote:
Side loadable double deck trailer
These work on a butterfly deck system. They have an inter deck loadable height of 1.35 metres. The top deck is able to carry 11 tonnes evenly spread. The overall payload capacity is 23 tonnes gross. They are ideal for product which does not double stack which has a unit pallet weight up to 650 kgs.
4.6, Ian. I towed a set, 4.6 mez. 14 pallet lead, so 72 pallet spaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
But I didn't know about the 5 metre jobbies.
1.35 high pallets is nice, but 23 tonne? What are they carrying, potato crisps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Farang
That trailer is under a month old, owned by the Pom version of Bunnings, hence the slogan on the curtain.
