Truck Shop
Senior Member
Yeah your right, as long as these are still shots. Driving and taking photos or videos is as dumb as the subject in the photo or video.
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Overload of the Day
- Thread starter Birken Vogt
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Yeah your right, as long as these are still shots. Driving and taking photos or videos is as dumb as the subject in the photo or video.
DMiller
Senior Member
Used to have site inspectors for Crane use IIRC, checked on such things prior to crane movements. As to the Hoe, WOW.
Willie B
Senior Member
The wheels on the trailer look like they aren't on the same plane. I can't tell if that is a 310 or 410. At least 14000, maybe 16000
dieseldog5.9
Senior Member
The hoe bucket over the bed of the truck is an interesting touch.
skyking1
Senior Member
The other day when I saw that Ness-Campbell crane house on the flatbed, I was merging onto I-5 next to it. I really wish i had a dash camera hooked up to the new head unit I installed in the dump truck. I will have to get one soon. That is the easy button!
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Lytx.
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skyking1
Senior Member
I looked into that, thanks. The head unit has an input for a front cam, so I will roll-my-own with android app, it is an android head unit.
Willie B
Senior Member
It's a Big Tex trailer. If it fits, it ships!
Pony
Senior Member
I might live under a rock and don't get out much but all of these pictures would get you locked up here in Queensland.
Willie B
Senior Member
Not Mick Dundee!
DMiller
Senior Member
Trailer is ALMOST rated for what is on it, truck is FAR from what is behind it with the two HD5s, close to 12k Each.
Tinkerer
Senior Member
Here is better view of it. At least the front tires on the truck are still on the ground.
It appears to have a welder in the truck bed to !
It appears to have a welder in the truck bed to !
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dieseldog5.9
Senior Member
Looks like it may have Rickson 19.5 wheels
Thirty5D
Active Member
Damage Free Towing
Sberry
Senior Member
I like the crane pic. Have seen that before in residential. Another regular event is roofing companies think a boom truck would be ideal and it has a life expectancy of about 2 weeks before its broke off from full pallet of shingles.
DMiller
Senior Member
220 ton from my old employer
The rotating element of the main generator
The rotating element of the main generator
hosspuller
Senior Member
Otherwise known as test load of bridge
DMiller
Senior Member
From Reform MO to New Florence MO. three highway bridges and a Interstate State Hwy overpass. MO94 to Loutre then N on MO 19
Willie B
Senior Member
My first "crane" was a auto frame from a Rickenbacker auto I rigged to a 1936 Dodge ton & a half. All functions were come along powered.