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A log cradle container is a specialized, open top and open-ended, intermodal container designed for carrying (or cradling) logs.^[1]^[2] Like a regular 20-foot (6.10 m) container it has eight twistlocks. It is loaded from the open top by means of a loader.^[3] This container was developed jointly by KiwiRail and the Royal Wolf container fabrication firm of Australia.

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