Truck Pix... post yours

Sunrise in Kansas this morning.

 

Just before leaving out on my first trip in a 2021 Mack Anthem. About a month ago.

 

Thought I'd put a few in here too. Good old Australia.

Was driving this for a while, until I bought my own....



This one's mine. Will be starting some new work soon, so will have some photos with it actually doing something haha.

 

White Volvo driver anyone? Haha.

So in Australia, this is a Triple Road Train. These are up to 53.5M long. Sorry, not sure what that is in feet.



This is a B-Double. These are up to 27.5M in length.


This is a Double Road Train. These are up to 36.5M in length.


These are Pocket Road Trains. These can also be up to 27.5M in length. Pretty common it Western Australia as the rules here are different to the rest of the country.


And one to prove that I don't just drive on the highway haha

 

WW I Museum & Memorial
Kansas city, MO

 

Finally doing some work
We call this a B-Double Dog.


This one is a Triple Road Train.

Pneumatic tankers. Triple Road train with a single steer we are allowed with extra mass permits up to 142 metric tonnes, I believe that's about 313000 pounds? My truck is rated to 140 metric tonnes.

We are allowed, all in metric, 7 tonnes steer axle with super singles (385 width) or 6.5 tonnes (295 width). A bogie (tandem) group we can have up to 17.5 tonnes and a trip axle group is 23.5 tonnes.

Standard weights are 6t steer (super singles or not, doesn't matter), 16.5t on a bogie and 20t for a trip axle.

 

I'm not loaded down at all. What you guys running for power?