4 One-trip 40' high cubes in Sterling Heights, MI Available on Consignment

2 ends of 2 of the one-trip 40' high cubes available in Sterling Heights

We are so excited to have 4 one-trip 40' high cubes available on consignment in Sterling Heights, MI. Detroit has not been getting many one-trip containers in the past year, so this is a great opportunity for someone looking for one-trip containers without the hassle of bringing them in from Chicago.

Check out the pictures below of the containers and a video. If you click on the pictures, you can see them a bit larger.

The customer selling these containers purchased a total of 5 one-trip 40' high cubes for a project, but are taking up so much space, they are slowing down the project. All of them are still in great condition and are in a protected warehouse. Due to a lack of space, the pictures are all very close to the actual containers.

Please call (877-374-5452) or email (sales@supercubes.com) if you are interested in pricing. We can help with delivery if needed.

Used 40' Standard Available on Consignment in Rochester, MN

A used 40' high cube container is available outside of Rochester, MN

SAVE ON SHIPPING IN SOUTH MINNESOTA

Super Cubes has a customer with a 40' standard container available in Rochester, MN. The conex container is wind and water tight, has some rust and dents, but in general good condition. The customer is motivated to sell.

The container also includes a lockbox that is not installed. The customer bought the lockbox but never got around to putting it on the container. The lockbox provides an extra level of protection for a padlock.

Super Cubes will facilitate the transaction and can recommend sources for transporting it if needed. It is a great option for anyone in southern Minnesota who doesn't want to pay to bring a container all the way from Minneapolis.

Please check below for more pictures of the shipping container. If you are interested in the container, please call or email us at 877-374-5452 or sales@supercubes.com.

2 At A Time: Delivering Two 20' Containers On One Truck

Getting into position to drop two 20' containers

We recently delivered two 20' containers to a customer's location. I went along to video how this works and to show what is involved in delivery of two 20's at once.

The customer ordered two modified 20' containers. The driver dropped them next to a ramp going into their warehouse space. A forklift later came and moved them into position in the building, but first we needed to get them on the ground and ready!

Containers on the ground as the truck drives away

Check out this video of how it works. You can see the first end of the first container being put in place, the containers getting chained to each other and the first container set down. The driver pulls them forward to give a little more space between the wall and the container. Then he unchains the container, pulls the second container up and gets it ready to pull forward to clear the first container, then sets that one done.

I stopped and started the video during the whole process. It took about 20 min from start to finish once the truck was backed into place.

We could have re-positioned and set them next to each other. In this particular case, that would have made things harder for the customer.

What other videos about containers would you like to see?  Since most people don't see them be delivered or walk around in containers that often, what part of them do you have questions about? Let us know and we'll blog about it!