Where is everyone #5

can’t believe I’ve never heard of the most experienced heavy haul company till now.





woosh

 

Lol, don’t feel bad, I’ve never heard of them or seen their trucks till today.

Guy hauling the forklift said it weighed 80,000, and had to operate it on concrete at least 10” thick. The smaller forklift was for adding counter weight to the larger low profile forklift.

There’s only a gravel driveway up to the machine shop, and a small 6” concrete pad in front of the building.

But he convinced the owner they needed to transport it from Ona, WV to Lexington, Ky and put it on a different trailer then haul it back.

I don’t know everything for sure, but in my experience for where the trailer needed to be, I didn’t see an issue. If the trailer had been hooked to my truck I would have shoved it’s ### right up in there, but that’s me….

 

It looks like this is the porta-potty dumping side of the truck.

 

Sorry to hear that.

 

Big Ron @Rontonio would convince them they need to build a new road and he’d wait right there till the did!!!

Huh Ronnie?

But seriously I think Ron could get his truck in there?

but I just drag a hiboy around so outa my wheelhouse…

lol

 

Now I know how I’m getting free refills for the next year…

 

I got lost and ended up in South Carolina. Well out of my Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and occasional trip to Oregon running area. Everything, the GPS, the truck and myself, are confused. Fortunately we are heading back to Houston and my stomping grounds for Thursday AM. Whew, gave me the shivers!

 

Anyone haul train wheels/axles? Are they worth it or a pain in the neck? Safest way to secure them? Don't want them rolling through the back of the cab.

 

A buddy grabbed the lumber to get some, then the load fell out. Paid good, if it woulda worked out

 

@MACK E-6
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