Re: Trailer Loading Instructions for Review

[Scott A Smiley <sc.smiley@juno.com>]

One thing that I think would help the trailer is to make another shelf
above the switch modules to accept some 1' wide trolley units. 
Additionally, the special modules, ones that will not fit the slots, 
with scenery should not be in the trailer because of the potential for
damage.  this would also free up some space for the 1 ft. units.

Scott


On Sat, 09 Mar 2002 13:39:08 +0000 "Ron Fiebelkorn" <rwf49@hotmail.com>
writes:
> 
> One of the items on our to do list is to have a written set of 
> instruction 
> on how to load the trailer.  This should help speed up the process 
> of 
> loading the trailer and will let you know how its done in case you 
> haven't 
> had the opportunity to do it.
> 
> The number 1 purpose in packing the trailer is to keep everything 
> from 
> moving around and to keep things protected.  After the GATS Show ALL 
> of the 
> shelves were full.  Other than the two new corner modules, if it is 
> not in 
> the trailer right now it will not go in.  Any future modules will 
> have to be 
> transported by members.  The floor space is also pretty tight at 
> this time.  
> If we add any more items to the floor in the trailer it will make it 
> a big 
> job getting to stuff as we would have to unpack the trailer 
> partially.
> 
> Adrian, who has had several opportunities to load the trailer, 
> developed the 
> attached procedure.  Please review it and send any comments or 
> questions 
> back to me by March 18, 2002.  Once they are finalized we'll post 
> them on 
> the web site and put a copy in the trailer.
> 
> Thanks--Ron
> 
> 
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