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We build compressors for the Oil & Gas industry. those are all packaged skids. Several of the heavier ones have to use pusher trucks to help negotiate the one 90 degree turn they need to to get out to the interstate. They use all 3 lanes on the one street and 4 lanes plus parking spaces on the other to make the turn.

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We build compressors for the Oil & Gas industry. those are all packaged skids. Several of the heavier ones have to use pusher trucks to help negotiate the one 90 degree turn they need to to get out to the interstate.

That's a bit surprising, as I wouldn't think such a load could safely maintain the minimum speed, but I get back roads are not a better option. :huh:

Is there anything under the bottom of the "box" at all, or is the load supported from the sides on the main trailer section?:

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I could be mistaken, but has the company that you work for been on tv in an episode of some show about hauling heavy loads? I believe it was hosted by a big, bearded man.

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That is a real big load and a nice build project however the Load would be the easy part the money come's in with the tire set's and plastic.

If I built one I would use Moebius Wheel and Tire set's may not match your photo but I think they would look good.

God Bless

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That's one big rig !!!!!!!!!!! How many load's do you ship in a week?

That size... usually up to a couple dozen a year. Most of what we build is usually smaller (more usual "heavy haul" type trailers, and only 1/2 escort(s) not the 4+ we have with these monsters.

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