Difference between revisions of "Cross-Ties"
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Mostly treated with creosote. Cross-ties therefore always to be considered dirty cargo. See also under [[Creosoted Cargo]]. Other cargo in the same container to be covered with plastic sheets. Do not stow with odor sensitive cargo in the same container. | Mostly treated with creosote. Cross-ties therefore always to be considered dirty cargo. See also under [[Creosoted Cargo]]. Other cargo in the same container to be covered with plastic sheets. Do not stow with odor sensitive cargo in the same container. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:20, 13 January 2021
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| Example of Cross-Ties |  |
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Cross-Ties
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Description
Wooden Ties, Sleepers, Creosoted Cargo etc.
Mostly treated with creosote. Cross-ties therefore always to be considered dirty cargo. See also under Creosoted Cargo. Other cargo in the same container to be covered with plastic sheets. Do not stow with odor sensitive cargo in the same container.