Heavy load
Heavy load
This rig is a beast!!!
Caution: Video is 6 min long for you slowpokes, but worth the wait
mms://rodan.implex.net/alliedvaughn/...h/HET_150k.wmv
Edit: Copy and paste i guess?? ^^
Caution: Video is 6 min long for you slowpokes, but worth the wait
mms://rodan.implex.net/alliedvaughn/...h/HET_150k.wmv
Edit: Copy and paste i guess?? ^^
pretty sweet. only one thing i noticed, i sure wouldnt wanna be operating the winch controls from where that guy is winching that tank up on the trailer! one hook snapped = one head gone!
Here's some specs i found:
-Tractor length: 358 in
-Tractor width: 102 in
-Trailer length: 622 in
-Trailer width (at rear bumper): 144.8 in
-Tractor curb weight: 41,000 lbs
-Trailor curb weight: 50,000 lbs
-Payload: 140,000 lbs
-Engine: 500 horsepower Detroit Diesel
-Transmission: 5-speed automatic
-Speed: 40-45 mph on highway (25-30 mph with 70 ton payload)
-Range: 300 mi
-Fording: 28 in
-Air transportability: C-5A and C-17
-Tractor length: 358 in
-Tractor width: 102 in
-Trailer length: 622 in
-Trailer width (at rear bumper): 144.8 in
-Tractor curb weight: 41,000 lbs
-Trailor curb weight: 50,000 lbs
-Payload: 140,000 lbs
-Engine: 500 horsepower Detroit Diesel
-Transmission: 5-speed automatic
-Speed: 40-45 mph on highway (25-30 mph with 70 ton payload)
-Range: 300 mi
-Fording: 28 in
-Air transportability: C-5A and C-17
Originally posted by HorseHauler
pretty sweet. only one thing i noticed, i sure wouldnt wanna be operating the winch controls from where that guy is winching that tank up on the trailer! one hook snapped = one head gone!
pretty sweet. only one thing i noticed, i sure wouldnt wanna be operating the winch controls from where that guy is winching that tank up on the trailer! one hook snapped = one head gone!
That thing looks awsome pulling that tank trough the mudhole
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No you didn't hear that right. He said that the cost of transporting by truck is 1/10th the cost of driving the tank. Then he said it was a $500 per mile savings. So it must cost $5000 per mile
Holy schmoly
Holy schmoly
Originally posted by HorseHauler
that expanded metal is not thick enough for my comfort... its sure not gonna stop a snapped hook!
that expanded metal is not thick enough for my comfort... its sure not gonna stop a snapped hook!
That being said, i would rather NOt be in that position. He had 2 cables, so i guess he is in that spot so he can STEER the tank on the flatbed using the 2 cables
thats insane... im guessing if the 500 dollar a mile, obviously isnt the fuel price,
the maintenance on a tank must be INSANE.... know where my tax money is going now
to transporting tanks to the front line !
the maintenance on a tank must be INSANE.... know where my tax money is going now
to transporting tanks to the front line !
Originally posted by CTD NUT
Ok, I give up.....I can't get the link address to work and all the searches I have tried turn up nothing??
........How did you guys view the clip??
Ok, I give up.....I can't get the link address to work and all the searches I have tried turn up nothing??
........How did you guys view the clip??
Did you Cut & Paste the address?
Which viewer are you trying to use?
You might need to see if there's an upgraded version.
<edit>
I tried fixing the link, try to click on it again.
The trailer tires must be solid?
With four wheel turning radius of the tractor, I would think the centipede design of the trailer would cause the trailer tires to be ripped off if they were traditional inflated rubber tires.
CTD NUT, you will need Windows Media Player to view the clip. You may also want to get all the current codecs.
Rich.
With four wheel turning radius of the tractor, I would think the centipede design of the trailer would cause the trailer tires to be ripped off if they were traditional inflated rubber tires.
CTD NUT, you will need Windows Media Player to view the clip. You may also want to get all the current codecs.
Rich.


