Big Loads - Post Photos Number 2

Those are always fun. Permits just dead ends in the middle of a hwy and they don't see the problem.

Had one down in Houston this year that ended on Interstate 610. Directions were take 610 west, exit and go under highway. Get back on 610 east for 2 miles. End trip.

 

Took a asphalt paver out to Cali a few years ago, thankfully had a annual permit for it and the weekly route restrictions to route myself, because where it was getting dropped at was literally in middle of the 210 freeway. Foreman told me a couple location markers to look for and to drop it behind the jersey barriers at that location and hide the keys

 

Nc is the only one around me that won't allow 80k on a quad. i think they only give 68k on a quad. Which sucks

 

I took a couple of rollers up to Raleigh. They were exactly like that. "Just drop them in the median. At the end of the jersey wall". Probably every day deal for ole JD4020

 

Yea. Would've been hard for me to unload that electric motor on the side of the highway. Probably more difficult to drive the motor from there to the jobsite in Pasadena.

 

Made my decision

Headed west come Monday

Yes, @superhauler it is not a real load

 

Made my decision
Headed west come Monday

Yes, @superhauler it is not a real load ATTACH=full]182610[/ATTACH]

 

How hard of a transition would it be from cars to OSOW work? I'm guessing it would be a crawl before you walk type of learning curve? I know there's a lot to learn but I'm a extremely fast learner. I'm definitely not a half ### type of person. Any input would be greatly appreciated

 

Wow, those are a couple of fun turns.

 

Coming out is worse.