60 tonne, 82' 10" road trains outside your local store
Discussion
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
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
Naughty Streaky
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.
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.This is a Road Train....
Not allowed within 100kms of the city though.
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 thoughThe V8 guys trucks are something to be seen...
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 thoughTVR1 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 fenceNo 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!
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=south+sh...
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!
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=south+sh...
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