Oil rig move

Found on FB,
Guess the trucks are 953 KW's
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Cheers Steve

You would think that swinging block should be sitting on the bottom. A ton up that high swinging might be the difference between proceeding and tipping over.

Whilst not a Kenworth fan, those 930's are an exception.

I agree with your comment, Lang as the weight would tip it real easy but I guess they are moving slowly over level ground.

Still bad practice.

Zuffen wrote:

Whilst not a Kenworth fan, those 930's are an exception.

I agree with your comment, Lang as the weight would tip it real easy but I guess they are moving slowly over level ground.

Still bad practice.
 

Years ago, I took a load of pus out to wester Queensland, and they had a drill rig between two of those Kenworth's, one at the front going forward and one at the back in reverse I followed their tracks for 6 or 8 ks into the scrub to drop of the load, not to bad for practice.

Tell me you didn't really have a load of pus...

Jarrod.