Great post JoAnne! Thanks for the link. Better swing wide on the turns.
That is freaking awesome, I've done some fairly big oversize in the past, but according to that, I ain't done squat!
You know what would suck, is if you stopped for fuel and the Super Load was in line before you.
You know what would suck, is if you stopped for fuel and the Super Load was in line before you.
Lol, I'm pretty sure that thing will not be pulling into any fuel island in the world, usually loads like that with multiple trucks powering it have a fuel truck traveling along with them for refueling.
That is freaking awesome, I've done some fairly big oversize in the past, but according to that, I ain't done squat!
Maybe in the future, Michael
You know what would suck, is if you stopped for fuel and the Super Load was in line before you.
Lol, I'm pretty sure that thing will not be pulling into any fuel island in the world, usually loads like that with multiple trucks powering it have a fuel truck traveling along with them for refueling.
Ha, ha, I was joking of course. But I did once pull in to a Pilot in Sturbridge MA and found a National Guard convoy in the fuel line. They were considerate enough to only use 3 of the 6 fuel lanes though.
That is freaking awesome, I've done some fairly big oversize in the past, but according to that, I ain't done squat!
Maybe in the future, Michael
Maybe, but I'm just going to get back in the flatbed groove with Prime for a year or more, honestly, I'm not sure if their flatbed division does oversize or not,, never asked, but maybe at some point I'll seek out oversize again
That was super JoAnne!
So what tractor do you wish you were in?
That was super JoAnne!
So what tractor do you wish you were in?
The front ones are Western Stars and have shiny lights so that would be cool! Oooooooh shiny!
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"Authorities say that in the super load’s longest configuration, the load including all of the trucks is 587 feet long, 31 feet wide, and 42 feet high and weighs more than 900 U.S. tons."
If you get a sec to watch the beginning of this "super load" it looks SO COOL!!!!
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