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Haulin' Jersey Barriers ***video***

EarthRockHill

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A road crew of W.L. French Trucking, J.F. White Contracting and James W. Flett Excavating remove and transport one half mile of Jersey barriers off Boston's Tobin Bridge during a single 7 hour night shift.

Two Kenworth tractors and one Peterbilt with 3 lowboys haul 560 tons of Jersey barriers one-half mile while in live traffic.

YouTube - W.L. French Hauling Jersey Barriers off the Tobin Bridge
 

D5G

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That video turned out great as always Steve, fantastic job. Its interesting to see how things work at night in a very busy area....thanks for sharing!
 

EarthRockHill

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[-Agent-];185704 said:
How much does the average barrier weigh? 560 tons is allot of weight!


Jersey barrier weighs 2 tons a piece. At 10 feet long each over a little more than a 1/2 mile thats 280 Jersey Barrier's.... Multiply that by 2 tons and you get 560 tons of material moved..... Not all at once of course...
 
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