----- Original Message -----
From: David Engle
. . . . . . . . .. . . .IIRC, the JBH trailers have a slight gooseneck that
probably hits a pocket on the underside of their boxes in a manner that does
not affect stacking. DJE
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I believe most 40 foot and longer containers have what they call a tunnel
under the front end (opposite from the door end) into which fits the
gooseneck of the chassis. There are apparently different standards for
length & depth of the tunnel and matching gooseneck. But on every one I've
seen, the front end of the chassis, the gooseneck, fits right up in the
tunnel so that it is virtually invisible when seen from the side -- NOT
the way the Tonkin chassis fits into the Tonkin container.
Tom Hawley -- Lansing Michigan
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