60 tonne, 82' 10" road trains outside your local store

60 tonne, 82' 10" road trains outside your local store

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Scuffers

20,887 posts

275 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Bet that's not got a single drive axle!

Oggs

8,813 posts

255 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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TVR1 said:
Thats not really a road train, though. B doubles and triples are for poofs!

This is a Road Train....

Just like the one posted by a previous poster biggrin

TVR1

5,463 posts

226 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Oggs said:
Just like the one posted by a previous poster biggrin
OOPS!

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streaky

Original Poster:

19,311 posts

250 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Scuffers said:
Bet that's not got a single drive axle!
How does it go then? It must have at least one, I'd hate to have to push it.

wink

Streaky

mph1977

12,467 posts

169 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Scuffers said:
Bet that's not got a single drive axle!
well how does it propel itself along then ?

it wouldn't suprise me if it were to have two or even three drive axles but what's the MAM ? and given it;s location in the world it'll run off tarmac some of the time , even if it is only when two of the beasts pass each other

Edited by mph1977 on Friday 4th February 13:03

TVR1

5,463 posts

226 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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mph1977 said:
Scuffers said:
Bet that's not got a single-drive axle!
well how does it propel itself along then ?

it wouldn't suprise me if it were to have two or even three drive axles but what's the MAM ? and given it;s location in the world it'll run off tarmac some of the time , even if it is only when two of the bests pass each other
Fixed it for you.

Naughty Streaky

GTIR

24,741 posts

267 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Muzzer said:
Good for the driver who has less trucks clogging up roads
I agree with all your points but the above.

It's the cars that clog the roads not the trucks.

Hooli

32,278 posts

201 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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GTIR said:
Muzzer said:
Good for the driver who has less trucks clogging up roads
I agree with all your points but the above.

It's the cars that clog the roads not the trucks.
Agreed it's the mongs in cars who can't use the right lane, pull out when it's clear at a junction, wake up in the morning etc that cause the jams.

Scuffers

20,887 posts

275 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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streaky said:
How does it go then? It must have at least one, I'd hate to have to push it.

wink

Streaky


car crazy

1,796 posts

164 months

Saturday 5th February 2011
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TVR1 said:
Thats not really a road train, though. B doubles and triples are for poofs!

This is a Road Train....



Not allowed within 100kms of the city though.
Totally impractical for deliverys over here though, try reversing with more than one trailer on. With 2 trrailers you can drop one and reverse the other one on to a bay, then unload and swap the trailers round, some of the asda morrisons tescos and sainsburys i deliver to wouldn't be happy with you dropping trailers in thier yard though.

Scuffers

20,887 posts

275 months

Saturday 5th February 2011
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car crazy said:
Totally impractical for deliverys over here though, try reversing with more than one trailer on. With 2 trrailers you can drop one and reverse the other one on to a bay, then unload and swap the trailers round, some of the asda morrisons tescos and sainsburys i deliver to wouldn't be happy with you dropping trailers in thier yard though.
the guys in Aus with B-Doubles can reverse them OK? all be it they don't have silly small yards to manoeuvre in though

The V8 guys trucks are something to be seen...



TVR1

5,463 posts

226 months

Saturday 5th February 2011
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Scuffers said:
car crazy said:
Totally impractical for deliverys over here though, try reversing with more than one trailer on. With 2 trrailers you can drop one and reverse the other one on to a bay, then unload and swap the trailers round, some of the asda morrisons tescos and sainsburys i deliver to wouldn't be happy with you dropping trailers in thier yard though.
the guys in Aus with B-Doubles can reverse them OK? all be it they don't have silly small yards to manoeuvre in though
Second that. I have watched on numerous occassions, truckies reversing B triples into position for unloading/uncoupling at Tailem Bend (outside Adelaide) Now that is something to see.

car crazy

1,796 posts

164 months

Saturday 5th February 2011
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TVR1 said:
Second that. I have watched on numerous occassions, truckies reversing B triples into position for unloading/uncoupling at Tailem Bend (outside Adelaide) Now that is something to see.
Couldn't do it at the asda i'm thinking of as there isnt 2 trailer lengths between the bays and the fence

philmots

4,633 posts

261 months

Sunday 6th February 2011
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No chance with 2 trailers!

This is one corners we put a 45' round, there's only just room and plenty of battle scars on the wall from trailer swing!

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