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TM 55-8145-203-13&P
2.14 LIFTING COUPLED CONTAINERS.
WARNING
To prevent serious injuries to crews and individuals, personnel located on the ground must remain eight
to ten feet away from containers during lifting procedures. Always stand clear of forklift trucks when in
use. Use extreme caution when moving containers to avoid injury.
Any device used to lift coupled containers must be rated to safely lift 30,000 pounds (13,608 kg). Using
improperly rated equipment could expose personnel to serious injury.
2.14.1 Lifting by Top Corner. Connect four slings to the
outermost corner fittings. The lifting force must be
vertical only. Use hooks or other suitable devices to attach
the slings to the corner.
SPREADER
2.14.2 Lifting from Bottom Corners . When lifting from
BAR
the bottom corners, a spreader bar should be used to keep
the slings from rubbing on the container. The slings
should be long enough to ensure that a minimum angle of
45 degrees exists between the floor and the slings.
45 MINIMUM
3
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