Low loaders

Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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It'll certainly be 7 anyhow. Hope they weren't planning on taking it far
Like to see if the suspension came back up again after they dropped it off...can't have done it any good...but then again trannys can be stubborn critters.
 
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Smiffy

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Don't think it could be 7
I used to drive a fendt 720 on 750 tyres and that was 7.5 tonnes before wheel weights where added and was a considerably bigger than that although no loader
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Don't think it could be 7
I used to drive a fendt 720 on 750 tyres and that was 7.5 tonnes before wheel weights where added and was a considerably bigger than that although no loader
too ****ing big for that truck ..... even if it was 5t :oops::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
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Smiffy

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too ****ing big for that truck ..... even if it was 5t :oops::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:


It's amazing what transits will carry
I was working on the side of a road once and watched this double cab transit go up the road
Steel tipper body extra high side tarmac spec level loaded with soil and concrete
Thought that must be heavy but riding level
Came back down the road half hour later empty and could understand why
They had fitted such enormous rear leafs the back end was now 18in to high the towball was nearly waist height
And when working at a green waste site the telehandler I drove had a chain permanently wrapped round the head stock to lift the tipper body's up where they would overload them to the point they wouldn't tip themselves
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Here’s one to get you tractor hating truck-lovers fizzing with incandescent rage - loaded and returned to base under cover of darkness (legally of course!).
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Here’s one to get you tractor hating truck-lovers fizzing with incandescent rage - loaded and returned to base under cover of darkness (legally of course!).
you could've gotten a few wheel barrows and a couple of shovels in the gaps, surely :p:ROFLMAO: was gonna suggest a small tracked barrow/dumper in the back of the gator ....'til I saw what was in it :giggle::LOL::ROFLMAO: ... proper load that Boyo (y)
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
Here’s one to get you tractor hating truck-lovers fizzing with incandescent rage - loaded and returned to base under cover of darkness (legally of course!).
Ooo I’m telling on you😂😂
this is the kind of load you bring to my yard then expect to reverse the lot onto my trailer for a trip across the other side of the country😳🤣🤣
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Ooo I’m telling on you😂😂
this is the kind of load you bring to my yard then expect to reverse the lot onto my trailer for a trip across the other side of the country😳🤣🤣
I’m still gutted it didn’t all fit, must have taken me at least 3 hours of additional tracking because your titchy little trailer wasn’t big enough!...
 
T whiting

T whiting

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That's a fair load 😲 pity he's got a foot of stretch in really
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Lynchy

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No where close to full that,worked at plant /agri place in 80's,last stop for lots of Irish boys before ferry,come in2 or 3 axle trailers,sheet steel on the flatbed,tractors,diggers on top of that,then every gap filled with implements,engine blocks,scrap of all kinds,then off to the '75
 
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Smiffy

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No where close to full that,worked at plant /agri place in 80's,last stop for lots of Irish boys before ferry,come in2 or 3 axle trailers,sheet steel on the flatbed,tractors,diggers on top of that,then every gap filled with implements,engine blocks,scrap of all kinds,then off to the '75

I was in a plant yard as they where loading a container for Africa
First went the big machines 3cx a couple of minis and rollers
Next went buckets breakers Wacker plates air hoses to fill the gaps literally walking round the yard buying whatever will fit
Then they turned up with people carriers full of homeware goods and every last inch was packed with everything from bed sheets to nappies
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I was in a plant yard as they where loading a container for Africa
First went the big machines 3cx a couple of minis and rollers
Next went buckets breakers Wacker plates air hoses to fill the gaps literally walking round the yard buying whatever will fit
Then they turned up with people carriers full of homeware goods and every last inch was packed with everything from bed sheets to nappies
and then they didn't hire a big enough crane to lift the bugger !! :giggle: bet it was bloody heavy !!!
 
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Smiffy

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and then they didn't hire a big enough crane to lift the bugger !! :giggle: bet it was bloody heavy !!!

Yeah they are nutters couldn't get the 3cx in so had gas axed one leg offgod knows whether it ever got reattached the other end

I didn't see it get loaded but was one of them self loading trailers with crane each end

The yard deals with a lot of Africans and they make the Irish loads out the auctions seem tame
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yeah they are nutters couldn't get the 3cx in so had gas axed one leg offgod knows whether it ever got reattached the other end

I didn't see it get loaded but was one of them self loading trailers with crane each end

The yard deals with a lot of Africans and they make the Irish loads out the auctions seem tame
I bet ...... 's a wonder these container ships don't sink .... bet most of the boxes are soooooo overweight !!
 
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Komatsu

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I bet ...... 's a wonder these container ships don't sink .... bet most of the boxes are soooooo overweight !!
Thought I’d seen somewhere that they get weighed as they get put on, so they can more or less get it right if some are filled to the brim or not?
 
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