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The Trestle H3 is a recovery flatbed used for loads that need more space and handling capacity than a pickup. A copper cab and open working bed make it recognizable around the city's workshops and installation sites. It moves pumps, restrained glazing and other heavy recoveries. Arranging one can make a larger contract possible, provided the site has a usable loading route.
The flatbed lets a crew support and secure a load without trying to fit it through a van door. That advantage also creates requirements for handling equipment, restraints and space to work around the vehicle. The condition of the road and the destination still affects what can be delivered.
Corporations can organize shared use around projects too large for a solo Lancer. A pump might travel from its recovery site to Foundry Hall, then continue to Mill Reach after repair. Each trip has a different purpose but depends on the same vehicle and the people who keep it in service.
