Posted by jm. on January 20, 2013 at 05:58:25 from (75.105.128.54):
In Reply to: Now that's a truck! posted by John 37A on January 19, 2013 at 19:11:44:
We move heavy equipment with two rigs and the Cat 777 with a weight of around 132,000 can be moved with the bed on if the roads will handle the weight and 17 ft wide. In comparison the new 797 weighs in at something around 540,000 lb no load. I know the bed is 30 ft wide. Most of those are moved in to the site in about 4 or 5 loads and pretty much stat there for their life. This heavy hauling has really cam a long way in my life. Things like a D9 that we thought was a load 20 years ago are almost routine now.
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