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i know some of you are so what does the little black plates on the front of trucks with something like STGO CAT2 mean?
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stgo special type general order . is the permit required for trailors and loads over a certain length and cat2 is catagory 2 up to 80 tonns . i can go into more detail if you like but thats the general answer ok m8black n tan
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Wide/Long/special loads...Originally posted by fergus
Soooooooooo, what is...
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KeroseneOriginally posted by PaffWide/Long/special loads...
Soooooooooo, what is...
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Well doneOriginally posted by RicksurfKerosene
Give that man a cookie!
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Motor spirit (Petrol) and good ol' DieselOriginally posted by PaffWell done
Give that man a cookie!
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How about
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Originally posted by Maverick
Ethylene Oxide with Nitrogen
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Hazchem.....I have lost most of my referance stuff, but 3 Y E
the 3 means foam extinguishing agent and the E stands for consider evacuation
Just watch out for 4XE thats nastywww.daemon4x4.orgComment
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un numbers grrrrrr
un numbers . packing groups grr drives ya bonkers . best thing is drive for a company that deals with one chemical lol . i did bp tankers no probs lol now im on asbestos . 1 product no worries lolblack n tan
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gets confusing when you got the UK emergency action code, the Kemler codes and the ADR codes!!...
UK = 3 = Foam extinguisher
Kemler = 3 = Flammable liquid
so, don't get your 3's mixed up and spray petrol all over the fire!!
look hereOriginally posted by woodzienee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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i've always found it handy for refusing loads!... hehehe!!Originally posted by slydog
just ask for the companys DGSA phone number and they'll usually say, "erm... don't worry about it!"nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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OK, then, I have another question...
Why do most tankers have a round cross section (i.e. they're cylindrical), but fuel tankers are oval?
Is there a particular reason?
Surely it cant be due to the flammability of the liquid, as other highly flammable liquids are in cylindrical tankers..It just does, OK?Comment
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keeps the centre of gravity low.nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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So why aren't ALL tanks oval?Originally posted by da SLUG manIt just does, OK?Comment
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