A small highway town north of Gympie, grazing and mixed farms around it, plus rural blocks along the side roads. Containers here cover slashers and mowers, or stock for the businesses that trade off the highway.
The practical Gunalda job is cover for a small tractor, a slasher, or the mower that otherwise lives under a tarp. Check width and height, including the rollover frame, against the door before you assume it fits. Parts, tools and a bit of feed suit a 20ft. Implements want floor, which is where a 40ft earns its keep if a sidelifter has room.
Feed needs a grade sold to stay dry. Steel, posts and wire can go in a cheaper as-seen unit. Do not mix those two decisions because the second box was a bargain.
Most properties are straightforward in the dry. The awkward ones open straight onto the highway, where the truck has to turn in and get clear of traffic before anyone thinks about tipping a box. Tell us that when you enquire, not when the driver is on the radio.
Farm tracks, grids and a slope up from the road are the other notes. Firm ground, and not in the line of runoff after a storm. Pads under the corners on gravel. These jobs use containers we already have in Gympie. Gunalda is simply where the run north of town leaves the highway. How acreage pads are set covers the corners and the doors.
Gunalda, Glenwood and Curra are 4570. Theebine, on the way, is 4570 as well. Tiaro, further north, is 4650 and is Fraser Coast rather than Gympie Regional Council. A Gunalda highway gate and a Tiaro address are different councils and a longer drive.
For a Gunalda lot, Gympie Regional Council is who you ask if the container is going to stay or if you intend to modify it.
Yes, and in the dry most are simple. Gates, grids and a slope still need to be described so the truck matches the track.
Sometimes. Measure width and height with the rollover frame up, against the door opening, before you order a length.
It can be. The driver needs a safe turn-in and room to pull clear of traffic. We plan that, which only works if you tell us.
20ft for parts, tools and feed. 40ft when you need floor for implements and there is room beside the truck to place it.
Say so. The truck needs somewhere to get off the traffic before it starts placing.
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