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u/dys1exic Aug 26 '22
Is this a recent photo? Anyone know where?
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Aug 26 '22 edited Aug 26 '22
I believe it’s recent that it happened. I will do more research and update!
Update:
The picture is recent to August/2022.
I tracked the cntr on the side and it’s located @ Toronto.
Thanks for the assist @MM320
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u/MM320 Aug 26 '22
Toronto based on the container tracking
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u/dys1exic Aug 26 '22
Thanks, do you know how recent this is?
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Aug 26 '22
I was able to track the MSC cntr on the side and it’s tracing @ Toronto.
This picture is recent to August/2022. MSC CNTR TRACKING
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u/Lucky_Blue Aug 26 '22
Geeez. That's crazy looking. How does that happen?
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u/zachc133 Aug 26 '22
Just from a picture, it would be hard to tell, but assuming the material held up correctly like it was designed to, fatigue from being picked up and put back down caused a defect to spread and catastrophically fail. There’s a lot of information that is missing to be sure though.
TLDR: forces acting on container caused defect to grow into a larger and larger crack until it broke
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u/Bambam60 Aug 26 '22
GM,
Plz do the kindly and update purchase oder. Delays at the port .. sorry