Very long truck

[rknight111]

Check out this truck, not sure what highway you can legally pull this on but its long
[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI6njiZT98E&feature=related[/YT]

 

[2manykids]

Those are possibley from down under

 

[ponyboy]

Those are possibley from down under[/QUOTE

alot of red gravel on the road , so my guess is AUSTRAILIA mate

 

[Orrin]

Thats a kangaroo catcher on the front of that thing so I'm guessing it's an Australian road train.

 

[RMK Junky]

Australian Road-Trains Photo Album

Road train - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Just to clarify any skepticism, Aussie trukin's

 

[the_real_wild1]

Dont know if anyone has mentioned it yet but looks like Australian

 

[pistonbroke800]

I watched an episode of "Dangerous Drives" featuring the Australian road train just like this one. Very impressive trucks indeed!

 

[scotts]

Oh god i wish i could pull that into the Marshal scales....axel spread this fawkers

 

[Longhorn]

Dont know if anyone has mentioned it yet but looks like Australian

4 prior to you so far...

 

[2manykids]

Oh god i wish i could pull that into the Marshal scales....axel spread this fawkers

And yes it is all on legal axle weights Mr.DOT sir... would you like a match to light that pipe

 

[FossY]

makes u actually wonder why they only do that in australia ?


i mean our roads here are straight enough

even pulling roadtrains just from lets say edmonton - saskatoon -regina-winnipeg would pay of i think

just haul the trailers than get smaller trucks to deliver the individual trailer in town to its destination

 

[woody_tobius_jr]

Our roads may be straiight enough, but I doubt they are flat enough, wouldn't take much for one of those bad boys to spin out. Also, roads in Australia are pretty solid, whereas our roads fluctuate too much with moisture, freezing, thawing, etc.

 

[gotboost]

need that on hyway 63 the idiots can keep a b train on the road could be interesting haha:d

 

[scotts]

makes u actually wonder why they only do that in australia ?


i mean our roads here are straight enough

even pulling roadtrains just from lets say edmonton - saskatoon -regina-winnipeg would pay of i think

just haul the trailers than get smaller trucks to deliver the individual trailer in town to its destination

They have looong flat roads into the interior that does not have rail service,

 

[Stompin Tom]

Im suprised nobody mentioned this was in Australia.

 

[jonniebud]

Australia u say very interesting

 

[Summitric]

G'day mates......... Yup, it's australia........ A few of the other videos show the truck haulin' azz across the continental hiway in australia........ Also there's a road train that is red in color and it's haulin' 5 b's behind it........ Very impressive!

 

[john s]

What country are these trucks from? I googled it and think they maybe from australia.

 

[Summiteer]

makes u actually wonder why they only do that in australia ?


i mean our roads here are straight enough

even pulling roadtrains just from lets say edmonton - saskatoon -regina-winnipeg would pay of i think

just haul the trailers than get smaller trucks to deliver the individual trailer in town to its destination

What someone needs to do is come up with a form of transportation that doesn't share the road with passenger vehicles, you could pull a series of trailers hundreds of meters long, carry hazardous goods, perhaps some sort of off road train if you like...........

 

[Longhorn]

Dont know if anyone has mentioned it yet but looks like Australian

Im suprised nobody mentioned this was in Australia.

What country are these trucks from? I googled it and think they maybe from australia.

I dont know what to say other than ask if you all are brothers LOL...Larry, Darryl, and my other brother Darryl

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