Thought yall might like these BIG ONES

[Jeff D.]

If you used your automated reply then the Automated HEF Spammer Control (Digger) might ban you accidentally. :beatsme

Oh, I'm sure he'll say it was "accidentally"!

Alco, those truly are great pics:thumbsup , I don't want to give the wrong impression with all the funnin' around.

 

[9420pullpan]

not sure what he was thinking

 

[alco]

Oh, I'm sure he'll say it was "accidentally"!

Alco, those truly are great pics:thumbsup , I don't want to give the wrong impression with all the funnin' around.

Thanks, don't worry, it's pretty hard to give the wrong impression. I like this place, it's fun! I'm all for joking around.

Here are a few more, give me an idea what you would like to see and I will see if I can do it.

Brian

 

[Countryboy]

Here are a few more, give me an idea what you would like to see and I will see if I can do it.

Brian

Dozers, lets see some dozers. Big, little and everything in between. :drinkup

Is that first truck a Mack?

 

[Lashlander]

Nice pics! Good to see you tear yourself away from your poker game and post them up. :wink2

 

[Countryboy]

Heres a picture of a reactor heading to Alberta with some information.

Reactor vessel moving to the Alberta oil sands project

When the hydro cracker reactor was shipped from the Port of Duluth, MN to Opti Nexen's Long Lake Upgrader Project in northern Alberta, it was the largest single load ever carried on North American railroads. The reactor and CN railcar had a total weight of over 1,000 tons! This dimensional load moved in a special train service on CN lines, restricted to a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour and only during daylight. Furthermore, due to the extreme weight, the move had to be accompanied by operators whose job was to shift the load when moving through curves - all to ensure that the centre of gravity of the load stayed over the centre of the railcar.

link

 

[PSDF350]

Thanks, don't worry, it's pretty hard to give the wrong impression. I like this place, it's fun! I'm all for joking around.

Here are a few more, give me an idea what you would like to see and I will see if I can do it.

Brian

Whatever you feel like posting. Because they have all been good so far.

 

[CM1995]

Is that first truck a Mack?

I think it's a Kenworth but it is hard to tell. Couldn't see a bull puppy on the nose of any of them.

 

[equipment fan]

i agree with cm1995,it`s look a kenworth.But,mack have build in the past some big trucks.

 

[Squizzy246B]

Heres a big move that happened awhile back:

http://www.roadtrains.com.au/article_article.php?ArticleId=78

 

[9420pullpan]

here ya go

 

[9420pullpan]

 

[alco]

The first truck is a Pacific.

Here are a couple of dozers for you.....some smaller ones.

Brian

 

[alco]

Here are a couple more dozers for you.

Brian

 

[nedly05]

the last guy looks like he must have stepped in dog crap or something!

 

[equipment fan]

great pics,i like the big skidder.

 

[equipment fan]

and cool dozer!I would like to try it,they are looking to have a lot of modifications,just see the top of the cab.

 

[CM1995]

not sure what he was thinking

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:lmao :lmao

That reminds of an incident many years ago. I was building homes in a new section of the subdivision and I just had a framing package delivered the day before and the carpenters had not started yet. The next morning I pull into the project and find about 20 sheets of OSB spread down the street like a deck of cards. After scratching my head a few times and wondering how the truck driver spread the OSB down the street, I find a hood ornament for an Oldsmobile at the end of the spread. Well I guess the would be thieves were as smart as the people in your picture because the best I could tell they went to take off and did not have it tied down- it slid off the roof and took the hood ornament off and hopefully the hood! I got a good laugh and picked up my material.

 

[Countryboy]

I think it's a Kenworth but it is hard to tell. Couldn't see a bull puppy on the nose of any of them.

Maybe it ran away. :beatsme
I did notice a Kenworth insignia on the last one after a closer look.

Heres a big move that happened awhile back:

http://www.roadtrains.com.au/article_article.php?ArticleId=78

Great site. I was going to get on to you for not posting the pictures until I saw how many there were. You would of been here all day.

here ya go

You beat me to it......in both posts. I have those pictures and was saving them for later. There are some that you didn't post though that I will add to compliment the rest.

Thanks. :drinkup

Here are a couple more dozers for you.

Brian

Awesome pics Alco. Thats what I was looking for. :thumbsup

 

[Countryboy]

As promised......

The first one is a Kenworth Skidder.