Biggest trailer I've ever seen!

[Mace Canute]

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[yooper1]

Wow, that is some rig there.

Nice

But lets not let the safety police like MSHA or any other agency see that they did not strap the load down at all.

*sarcasm*

Or probably worse, a TBN member could get twisted outta shape watching that and trying to blame GM's bailout for something

again....*sarcasm*

 

[EE_Bota]

Wow, that is some rig there.

Nice

But lets not let the safety police like MSHA or any other agency see that they did not strap the load down at all.

*sarcasm*

Or probably worse, a TBN member could get twisted outta shape watching that and trying to blame GM's bailout for something

again....*sarcasm*

Yes, it is hoped that digger can eventually dig GM out of debt to the US taxpayer. It is a shovel ready project. Sarcasm.

 

[joemd11]

Great video Mace! Always enjoy watching heavy equipment in action.

 

[jimmyj]

Very cool.

 

[scoutcub]

I want that job.....

 

[Willl]

Sweet.

Throw a couple of 2" straps on her and lets hit the road.

 

[foreman Etexas]

I worked at the mine,when you heard "LOWBOY" coming down haulroad,better find a pull off. Only difference is the back wheels wasnt on hyd. they had warn 12,000lbs winches on each ramp,so it made it really wide


I'm in know way saying it is wider than one in video,just saying wheels were on outside of deck,just built different.....

 

[Thomas]

Dang..that's some slide ruler figuring.

 

[farmboy12]

I'm assuming that those are used for getting large tracked equipment accross multi-thousand acre mines without taking days to do it?


Kyle

 

[foreman Etexas]

I'm assuming that those are used for getting large tracked equipment accross multi-thousand acre mines without taking days to do it?


Kyle

Yes sir!! Would haul the D11s,and trackhoes around or back to the shop if needed.

 

[tjwoody]

When I was much younger I worked for the California Division of Highways (now CalTrans) on a big interchange project in Pomona. There were a couple of massive cuts they had to make. They used Michigan loaders and Euclid belly dumpers to move the dirt. It's only a guess but I think the Michigans probably scooped up about 10-20 tons at once and the Eucs about 80-100 tons at once. One day one of the Eucs went out of service for several hours. The loader had put a large rock into the Euc. Like maybe 10 tons. They had to use one of the cranes moving steel for the bridge construction to get it out.

 

[MarkV]

I was wondering:confused2:will my F250 pull that and do I need a special license?:laughing:

MarkV

 

[Bob77064]

Wonder if they make home deliveries?

 

[EddieWalker]

Impressive and very creative.

Was that just the one trailer or was it several trailers at different areas?

Eddie

 

[firefighter9208]

Here's a mini version of that truck and trailer Item# 199231 Sold Out | Northern Tool + Equipment .

Northern tools website shows it as no longer available, but it's in their most recent catalog.

Chris

 

[sklunk]

Here's a mini version of that truck and trailer Item# 199231 Sold Out | Northern Tool + Equipment .

Northern tools website shows it as no longer available, but it's in their most recent catalog.

Chris

You can also buy the scale model directly from TowHaul:
http://www.towhaulstore.com/index.p...ypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=14&category_id=1

 

[firefighter9208]

You can also buy the scale model directly from TowHaul:
http://www.towhaulstore.com/index.p...ypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=14&category_id=1

Cool!

 

[Verticaltrx]

Dang..that's some slide ruler figuring.

I could about guarantee that is not from 1955 like the video is titled.

 

[rmully]

Someone had their thinking cap on when they designed this. :thumbsup: