Big Loads - Post Photos Number 2

Most Americans only know Kawasaki for their motorcycles. But their full name is Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and they started out building locomotives.

 

Another one of these today:

 

That was going to be me today but they decided to wait and see about the rain…no problem I won’t get bored

 

Besides he likes to sleep inside and even enjoy her cooking once in a while. Even if she can't mix a proper drink.

 

So I started out today moving a telehandler with a work platform and as usual there was about 1000 loose nails and other junk on it and I was wondering why I continue to move for this guy… I moved the same machine to this location in February with about an inch of solid ice on the roads. idk what the rush was but that’s not what I get paid to figure out anyway I ended up using my tie down chains for tire chains more than once on that trip but oh well I change by the hour
I no more than parked at the shop and this guy called me to move his trackhoe
It’s got some cool tree grinder head on it that is apparently pretty heavy I scaled it at the elevator 125760. Good thing my permit is good for 120k
Only guy who’s ever paid me cash for moving something like this…he’s at the top of my list now lol

 

In Houston with an easy load for Cleveland.
15 wide but 7000 pounds, cake.

 

good thing you brought all those axles with you

 

Hahaha Right! To be fair I did drag a 100k mill roll to Russellville on the way down.

 

I assume that’s like a coil?
A friend of mine was telling me I should look into oversize/weight coils to haul on my rgn. I didn’t even know they existed to be honest. What’s anyone else know about them?