Sow trucks

Started by crawlerdan, February 23, 2009, 12:41:29 PM

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crawlerdan

well as some of you know, i am a heavy haul truck driver, that means oversized loads only. over weight, over height, over length, ect.

we do alot of windmill farm projects moving blades, towers, and transformers. (i generally do transformer relocation and install)


anyway, here are some pics of sows-off highway big ass trucks :D

the one doing a wheelie belongs to us, and i am driving :D
we where pulling 1 million 157 thousand pounds  ! ya!!

crawlerdan

heres a video of ironmike, we used him this weekend in about 6 inches of goo mud-we where about 450k gross

www.youtube.com/watch?v=guoptClnn-0


iron mike has a 900 horse cummins and weighs in at 72000 pounds. he usually has chains on the tires also

crawlerdan

heres a sow on a windmill farm hauling windmill tower parts

crawlerdan

340k transformer. the trailers name is "enormous" it weighs 185 k by itself

crawlerdan

here we are off road with teh same transformer

the trailer has 48 53 inch michelins

toy4x4ota

Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

AaronB

I work on wind turbines for a living, I worked in manufacturing for a little while and used to load the turbines on to the trucks that would haul them out to the sites.
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crawlerdan

Quote from: BIG "A" on February 23, 2009, 08:00:21 PM
I work on wind turbines for a living, I worked in manufacturing for a little while and used to load the turbines on to the trucks that would haul them out to the sites.
you work for vestas/ ge? seimens?

NorCalToy

:jawdrop: thats pretty awesome dude...whats it cost to replace all 48 tires?
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kiyul4130

its amazing that that truck can pull something that large and that damn heavy in the first few pictures. Post #4 - thats the kind of trailer you need to tow 25 trucks down to the hammers in parked side by side each other haha.
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crawlerdan

Quote from: NorCalToy on February 23, 2009, 08:57:47 PM
:jawdrop: thats pretty awesome dude...whats it cost to replace all 48 tires?
each tire runs about 550 bucks, so thats about 26,400- the last time all where replaced at the same time was 1985-but all have been replaced a few at a time since-it is 14ft wide, so the pass side sees alot of shoulder which means it picks up alot of debrit-and we have to replace them as they poop out

crawlerdan

Quote from: kiyul4130 on February 23, 2009, 09:04:40 PM
its amazing that that truck can pull something that large and that damn heavy in the first few pictures. Post #4 - thats the kind of trailer you need to tow 25 trucks down to the hammers in parked side by side each other haha.
the trailer has a 300 ton capacity (though we have had more on it )- thats 600,000 pounds, or roughly 171 toyota pickups :D

6 would fit on the deck though

oddball

Really great pictures, Im a fan of the heavy haul rigs
2008 Tacoma regular cab, 4.88s, ARBs, crawl box, manual shift FJ case

TheCookieMonster

thats sweet man... are all the pics from here in Oregon ?

2000SAS-10

That is BAD TO THE BONE!!!
2000 S-10 SAS, D44's, Locked, on 37's, Dual 231's, 114" wheelbase, Daily Driven

crawlerdan

Quote from: TheCookieMonster on February 24, 2009, 01:12:04 PM
thats sweet man... are all the pics from here in Oregon ?
oregon or eastern washington. but all are relatively local

oddball

The wheelie in #13 is cool, 368 almost gives the illusion its drifting
2008 Tacoma regular cab, 4.88s, ARBs, crawl box, manual shift FJ case