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Shouldn't it be off the ground so it can breathe to prevent rust and the inside floor from rusting?

This was extremely helpful, thank you!!

got mine from Wuwi Shipping Container delivered yesterday and paid upon delivery. they got pretty good deal there

What's the name of the chemical to neutralize the rust

Very good tutorial. Thanks.

What a life saver. I install consumer garage doors and used to manage a storage facility. Got the owner to let me learn on his when they break for a discount on the labor. That was the easiest $300 bucks in 30 minutes of my life. You'd have to be a high end whore to make that money with less effort.

My roll door doesn’t work and has not tension. When I try to tighten it, it’s spins like on your video but no tension. I can spin it for hours and nothing happened. What is your diagnosis?

Appreciate your suggestions thank you. Also, great not have to listen to blah blah blah for three minutes before you got to the point. Well done.

Nice video, but explained absolutely nothing. No help whatsoever.

Hey I've got a problem with my commercial roller door like yours. Everything's fine it's just that it only goes up and not down. Just asking first you would know the answer to this problem

Where can you purchase these?

curious why you don't spray the container and use a roller instead?

any tips on reatatching those white straps if they fray and break?

Thank you for the great video, it's to the point and well put!

How was this a how to. More like clickbait

Personally my did not see in this video how to install the door. It's more like how to using a silicone gun.

It is sinking because the wood is inadequate to support it. You need something to spread the load out and the only way you are going to do that is with concrete sized to meet the load and ground bearing pressure.

Where do you get the shelving brackets

How much slope do you recommend?? Today I am preparing the ground for my new 40' high cube container to be delivered in a few days. I am thinking of having a 2 or 3 inch drop over 40 feet.

Very helpful, thank you!

Thanks for this amazing , could you tell me what jack will lift a 40ft high top . I have two and both lift 3 1/2 ton

I did that to mine as soon as they dropped it off. Makes opening it so much easier. Now I going to remove the other rods too and install a garage door opener inside to open the doors instead. Should be interesting!

I want to use gravel as a base for a 20ft container. However, my site is a little uneven. Do you suggest adding something to level it along with the gravel or would gravel be enough?

Amateur hour. We pickup and stack whole containers two high with a single gas Hyster, plain forks no special attachments. Grow half a pair..

I would love to take a look at your container, but unfortunately I will been wanting three in Northern Nevada. Sorry Are you still around even?

he's a cowboy.

How many yards of crushed stone would be needed for under the 20 foot container?

Other advantage of placing on rocks is snakes. They love living under cool places in summer.

Can we cut the bolts off. My bolts don’t have heads on them. I can’t get them off.

i want a few aluminum shipping containers..... where can i get at least 4 of them....?

do you always carry high cube containers on a step deck trailer in north America? In the UK we can have trailers up to 16ft3 so we can use normal trailers, but in the rest of Europe they are restricted to 13ft3 so have to use a truck with a low 5th wheel height usually 950mm (around 37 inches) because step frame trailers would be too long for European roads

Thanks!!!!

It's made out of aluminum what shape did you think it was in? Imagine if it was steel and how many holes it would have in it?

What about 40ft containers?

We find treasure like this all the time!!! We use acid on rust. Great educational video.

This is wrong man

I delivered a ton of these that looks just like the 45' ers

How much connection to the ground do containers need. In transport they are usually just held in place by straps or chains. If you're using your shipping container on flat ground and there's nothing nearby that it could damage or nothing connected to it that could be damaged and it moves a little bit during an earthquake it may not be a problem. If the container could fall down a hill during an earthquake then you have a different problem. If you live in an area where strong winds, tornadoes and hurricanes might happen then you have a different set of problems. Also depending on what's stored inside the container some things are more easily damaged or dangerous. There may be many additional things to consider depending on the use and situation.

Simple and elegant. Thanks for telling me the obvious. Going to do it. Cheers, D.

Go to a rigging class

Quick Question how much Clarence do you have between the top of your cab and the door opening on your 304 ? I have a 305 according to spec sheet 305 is 8ft 4in. Tall . Spec sheet shows 304 is 8ft 2in tall wondering how tight of a fit your 304 is ? will help me determine if my 305 will fit .thanks

Great video, thank you! I do happen to have a lot of wooden skids. Any drawbacks of putting the container on wooden skids, say one on each corner?

To level it, jack it up and spray pole foam.

I’m thinking to set my on railroad ties ! They are wide and heavy

So you just painted it then.

It should have been hooked at the bottom to reduce the angle of the rigging.

If I were to place a container in one spot for the foreseeable future I would use four deep concrete piers and possibly place steel weld plates on them to weld the container to the piers. Guaranteed to stay in place empty even in a high wind event or possible tornado. Spend a few dollars up front so it doesn't cost you more time, money, and aggravation the years to follow.

I want to store my quad in a container. However, I’ve heard that the heat inside can create vapors from the gasoline. Any suggestions??

How do you fasten the containers to the ground if the containers are already in place.

Lovely. Just what I was looking for. Thanks for the video