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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
Figure 4-100. Tractor-trailer shipping operation.
As a technique is improved, the opportunities for
In a heavy volume movement, the assignment of
reducing  labor  and  equipment  requirements  are
additional lift trucks to each end of the operations would
proportionately enhanced.
Operations should be
encourage the possibility of trailers remaining attached
continually  appraised  for  possible  improvement.
to tractors to effect more convenient placement of
Acknowledging  experience  to  be  a  factor  of
trailers for lift truck services. Ratio of trailers to tractors
considerable magnitude to a storage operator, adoption
would then be equal, one train to one tractor. Ratio of
of an attitude such as "let's do it this way because we
trains to lift trucks would depend on the time consumed
always have" can only penalize the ability to improve.
in the trains traveling between the two points as
Therefore,
an
open-minded
attitude
regarding
compared to the rate of loading or discharge by the lift
operational change is a must.  Apparent benefits in
trucks. In any case, the equipment ratio adopted will be
progression of figure 4-101 are obvious. As each stage
aimed to develop maximum production of separate
is  implemented,  the  complications  of  operations
pieces.
balancing have been simplified and the production
c.
Regardless of the apparent acceptability of
potential and operational costs have been considerably
materials handling method, the possibility of further
affected.
improvement should always be considered.
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