just cool
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Sniper
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By the look of the weight boxes on each truck, my guess is they provide traction to get it started...and stopped. Massive looking rig.
Old Iron
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That is a biiiiggg tank and the trailer it's on too
Tripper
Older and more rusted every day!
Wowsers!!!
BoB
BoB
Bamamav
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Oh goodie! They're bringing the boiler for my new still!
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
Wouldn't want to have to replace the tires on that thing.
donsrods
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That is absolutely amazing ! Talk about wide loads ! Wonder what that move cost ?
Don
Talk about wide loads ! Wonder what that move cost ?Don
05snopro440
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See the little blue cab at the front of the trailer? Usually they have someone sit in there to articulate the trailer wheels on a swivel, so that it goes around corners. Most of these big hauls up here can turn surprisingly well.
That is absolutely amazing !
Don
We see these kinds of loads quite frequently, Don! They're not cheap, for sure. They fabricate these big vessels in Edmonton (or further south), then take them for a 300+ Mile ride to Fort McMurray
kenny c
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Around here the red tape and permits would kill you. Not to mention it won't fit under the bridges and you couldn't go over them because they are in such bad shape.
phil cottingham
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Oh goodie! They're bringing the boiler for my new still!
You sure your not from Walker county? I always heard there was a still in every hollow and a body in every well in Walker county. haha.
Bamamav
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Nope, Fayette county, but I'm only 6 miles from the Walker county line!
Side note, my wife's grandpa was a bootlegger in the 60's and 70's. My Pa in law helped him make whiskey back then. I was actually with a guy who bought some of it before I had even met my wife. That would have been in early 1976, her grandpa passed away in late 76, I met her in Jan 1977.
So that is one expensive trailer.
phil cottingham
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Nope, Fayette county, but I'm only 6 miles from the Walker county line!
Side note, my wife's grandpa was a bootlegger in the 60's and 70's. My Pa in law helped him make whiskey back then. I was actually with a guy who bought some of it before I had even met my wife. That would have been in early 1976, her grandpa passed away in late 76, I met her in Jan 1977.
I've got some of that in my history too. If we keep finding things we have in common we may end up being kin.
05snopro440
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Yes sir.
