Big Loads - Post Photos

ok dont know why it didnt show up the first time

 

try again

 

This must be an old picture or you must be up by the Article circle to be in the white stuff all ready. Yuk !!!

 

no this was a couple years ago in February ,,be ready snow in the western mountains usually starts in September,,,

 

Gee, I figured that pix was taken between Pahrump and Death Valley Junction, on Bell Vista. In July. . .

 

Here is one that I saw in a truckstop,,load was 14'3" high (before he wacked the bridge),,was on a Canadian truck

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I wonder what a new cab costs.

 

Most every body has seen these pic's at weight stations,,It is the Hall Street Bridge in Hays,Ks, Truck was owned by a construction company out of Garden City ,KS,,,they were hauling it for an other company,,No Permit,,loaded with the stick folded forward and only 2 more exits to the job site, I got these emailed to me the day of the accident,, think it was back I 2004

 

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Here is a Snow blower.. Nice easy load except for the rear overhang,,
98 Pete,,525 N14 , 18spd,,full lockers, 5ft spread on the drives, Best truck I ever owned,,sold it with 1,150,000 miles,

 

That was one of Mullen's loads they had to farm out...it was way higher than 14'3"...when I load those on my Rail they are around 14'4". This guy had it on a deck so you can safely assume he was...

The claim was huge! The unit was sold, and it was going to be about 6 months to get all the parts...Finning didn't have another one in stock & they don't move a lot of these, so Mullen ended up buying this one as part of the claim. I don't recall the figure, but I do remember the hubbub around it. I've got some really good pics of it somewhere...