Bumpsteer said: Had one go past a week ago on the railroad....it was on a 4 truck, drop deck flatcar. No idea on weight. Ed Click to expand... Used to see one like that once in awhile going into Erie Press systems. They build and re-build giant presses, like the kind you see stamping auto hoods, and forging press's. IIRC it was 250 tons. A double gooseneck affair, could have been rated at much more, as 250 tons is not really much in the Railroad world.
Transformer Move Through My Town
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DDougSuper User#21 cuttin edgeSenior Member#22 They moved something similar here in the 90s. They built an oil fired generating plant. They came in by ship, and they used a similar trailer, and I think they had Kenworth trucks. Same type with the planetary drive. Thanks for posting that.
CoaldustSuper User#23 Making progress on the new 49x push trucks. Andrey fabricated a thing for the back of the frame to pin the box to. The front of the box will engage with the 5th wheel.
CoaldustSuper User#24 Push bumper.
CoaldustSuper User#25 You can order the WS with a 16mm frame, without frame horns. The front is square cut and terminated directly behind the front bumper. I don’t have a picture of the brackets that connect the push plate to the frame.
CoaldustSuper User#26 Wait, yes I do. But, the glossy paint and lighting make it hard to make it out.