Posted by The tractor vet on December 12, 2017 at 07:46:15 from (104.179.81.68):
In Reply to: What does this weigh? posted by Jon f mn on December 12, 2017 at 07:25:47:
Well with out knowing for sure but i am going to give a guesstamation as on the north side of 4500000lbs or more . Because we don't know if they are running all them axles at legal weight or at a permited overload. 278800 is as heavy as i have moved . My one friend that i taught how to drive truck back in the early 70's does these kind of moves all the time and has been real close to 7500000. and it tool them over sixtyfive days on that move alone . Longest sigal move i have made myself was a week to go from New Philly ohio to a lime stone mine in Neb. with the second largest Gradall they made , first day i never made it out of Ohio due to routing , two days getting across In. a day across Il., never made it out of Iowa the next and 3/4 of a day just getting to the mine . Maxed out on every axle had to remove a lot of stuff off the truck , run with only half tank of fuel , each time i needed fuel i had to drop the trailer.
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