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SJG Low Rider - SIBTaT AISO Trailer
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Multi-vehicle, Delivery, Land, Stationary, Subassembly, Advanced
Tags: v0.10.11
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SJG Low Rider - SIBTaT AISO Trailer

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SJG Industries Veichles
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Description
Complies with SIBTaT

Complies with AISO

This is a low profile Trailer to carry all of your AISO containers. It can carry 8 10 ft, 4 20 ft, or 2 40 ft AISO containers (or any combinations therin).


The Tractor seen in the images is here https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2020399045

The Containers seen in the images can be found here https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2015157679


This is the first creation I have highly detailed so I would appreciate any advice or suggestions on either the detailing or anything else.
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marshall 17 Sep, 2020 @ 4:39pm 
Is this compatible for 1.0. containers?
lexignatov 18 Mar, 2020 @ 1:09pm 
In terms of function - no one. Just more realistic.
5002Leumas  [author] 18 Mar, 2020 @ 12:41pm 
What advantages does that have in terms of function?
lexignatov 18 Mar, 2020 @ 12:41pm 
I meant the rear axle in which the wheels are located behind the platform, not on the sides of it.
5002Leumas  [author] 18 Mar, 2020 @ 12:34pm 
20 and 30 ft containers can be loaded onto this. I am not quite sure what you mean by standard rear axles?
lexignatov 18 Mar, 2020 @ 11:54am 
Wow, looks cool. Can you make a standard rear axles version for 20 or 30-foot containers?