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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
Figure 5-56. Trucks, straddle carry.
When sufficient room is not available on top of the racks
(8) Tractor trailer trains, railcars, trucks, and
or when the use of cranes is not practical, the heavier
trailers.
items should be stored in the extreme lower openings of
(9) Hooks, shackles, slings, clamps, plate
the racks to facilitate handling (fig 5-57).  Generally,
grabs, and tongs.
movement of this type of material, other than in and out
(10) Swing mast or turret forklift trucks, and
of racks, is accomplished by crane, side carrying fork
high-rise man aboard stock selectors.
truck, truck, straddle carrying, swivel bolsters mounted
on warehouse trailers and trailers hooked in tandem,
5-60.  Handling Methods.
tree frame racks mounted on warehouse trailers, dollies
The methods outlined and illustrated herein are
with cradles or frames, or any other combination of such
representative of several types currently approved for
equipment as appropriate.
use by the military services.  However, this does not
preclude the continuous use or adoption of new storage
and handling methods that will produce equal or better
results in a more economical or feasible manner.
a. Bar stock, angles, p ipe, tubing, and other similar
types of elongated metal products.
(1) Replenishments and issues in and out of
pigeonhole-type racks are usually hand operations;
however, dollies equipped with cradles or frames may
be used as a handling aid in servicing this type of rack.
Also, cranes may be used for the movement of heavy
items on top of the racks.
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