Cargo Bin Turn Radius: piece is 300" long x 24" T x36" w, door is 136" w x 81" t,...

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Cargo Bin Turn Radius: piece is 300" long x 24" T x36" w, door is 136" w x 81" t,...

I am looking for the formula to calculate if a box will fit through a door into a cargo compartment.

The piece is 300" long x 24" T x36" w

Door is 136" w x 81" t

Bin depth is 108"

Bin Length is 400"

 

[Otis]

I am looking for the formula to calculate if a box will fit through a door into a cargo compartment.

The piece is 300" long x 24" T x36" w

Door is 136" w x 81" t

Bin depth is 108"

Bin Length is 400"

The floor of the cargo compartment measures 400 inches by 108 inches. Is this correct?

Exactly where is the door positioned (somewhere in the 400-inch side, or somewhere in the 108-inch side, or somewhere in the ceiling)?

 

[VRDEFENSE]

It is on the side of the bin along the 400" side.

 

[VRDEFENSE]

Cargo bin turn radius

Yes, it is in the 400inch side. if it was in the 108 side it would slide right in.

 

[stapel]

I am looking for the formula to calculate if a box will fit through a door into a cargo compartment.

The piece is 300" long x 24" T x36" w

Door is 136" w x 81" t

Bin depth is 108"

Bin Length is 400"

How does "turn radius" (from your subject line) fit into the above? Is there a drawing that goes with this exercise?

Thank you!