Big Loads - Post Photos Number 2

I've also seen them lift the laws for a day or two so the county boys can get to there favorite pit for sand

 

Yep, that's what the 'gov't' boss used to tell me. "It's better to ask forgiveness, than to ask for permission". Worked for him, never worked for me. They never seemed to be in a forgiving mood, so I always asked permission.

 

You know, 15' wide isn't really a big deal unless it's sticking out one side.

 

Nothing much compared to you big boys. A mid sized digger. 96,200 gross. Truck pulled good. Waiting on an escort for wolf creek pass down and over to Farmington Nm

 

Looks like a mailbox killer lol

 

curious if some of the states hassle you if you put it all off the drivers side?


I can see why you wouldn’t want too… normally. But I reckon if you got a lot of two lane on a route……… not gonna be a fun time

 

do you guys have engineers for loading? seems like there could have been better ways to go with that piece

 

Other options would be to stand it up and be close to 17' tall or try to turn it and then figure out how to keep the tips from falling when you try to balance it on what looks to be about 2' of material.

While I wouldn't be too thrilled at first I'd haul it exactly like that too.

Also any time an engineer gets involved with my freight it ends up being twice the headache for the same price. I'd prefer if they just stay at their desk and play with a ruler or something.

 

I promise that no mail boxes were harmed during this move. However I am sorry to report that three construction barrels did meet their demise.

The way it is loaded was the easiest way. I even have the weight off center a bit to keep the width as low as possible. We took it down a few two lane roads and it wasn't that bad.

 

Don't mean to bore you, but this again. At least the hills are pretty!

I'm not quite sure how I managed the duplicates.