1. A container transport apparatus comprising: two parallel continuously moving belts and a tilt shelf positioned therebelow for conveying containers along a predetermined path; a plurality of container-receiving means mounted on a conveyor positioned at the end of the moving belts; and gating means positioned in advance of the container-receiving means and centered above the path of the containers; said gating means having a frame, a container stop means movably mounted on the frame, said container stop means including: an adjustable pin, a body, and a cam follower; said cam follower coupled to the frame in operating position with the cam follower of the container stop means, the cam follower being in synchronization with the movement of the plurality of container-receiving means; a shoe means coupled to the frame in the path of the adjustable pin having a hole therein to allow projection of the pin therethrough, the shoe means preventing containers from creeping up the pin when engaged thereby.