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The largest piece I've ever hauled on a public roadway only 90k. I've since hauled 120k but that was only on factory grounds to be loaded on another carrier.

 

Old company








New company

This is the heaviest piece I've hauled on a public roadway 90k the other day I drug 120k around but it was on private factory owned property. So no pics were taken we didn't even tie it down just rolled nice and gentle.



60k injection molder





50k brake press


Rollers for a printing press

 

I'd use 6 3/8's and a half inch on the back and still drive easy. Those things make me a little nervous.

 

49,000lb 760TT heading to California...



Martin

 

Do they all say CLAAS now, or are some still plated with CAT ? Curious, I did some work for a farmer who ran three Lexion machines for corn and soybean harvest in IL. I didn't care for them, they fill up to fast and always had a load waiting for my truck. I like the John Deere's and Case's where you can sit there waiting for a load for an hour or more.

 

All the ones I have hauled say claas and lexion on them.
Not a clue on using them, but folks who buy them seem happy enough.

 

Hot little number from AR to good old ID...guess they call them crane/swamp mats.
We don't have those in Arizona

 

I've been suprised at how much they get moved around down here in Texas. They are pretty useful from what I gather.

 

Easy to haul, and you even got new ones!!! Most the one's I've hauled I had to pick up at a rig site and they were rotting and covered in crap. But easy job none the less

 

Better than picking up railroad ties at a pig farm. Some of them were submerged in pools of piss. They got left.