Thse were taken yesterday. ALE is 234 T Transformer for Aberthaw Powerstation and GCSJ is 140T Coldbox for Mexico.
Both are headed for Ellesmere port.
Tim
Thse were taken yesterday. ALE is 234 T Transformer for Aberthaw Powerstation and GCSJ is 140T Coldbox for Mexico.
Both are headed for Ellesmere port.
Tim
Massive!!
thank you very nice photos of a very good firm
doing a very good job of work.
We’ve had bigger than that in here drive’…
That one in the third pic is leaning a bit isnt it?.
I think they level the trailer out to counter act the camber of the road, I would guess that the trailer and load are probably perfectly level and the rest is tilted due to the road
I might be wrong, but you would not want something weighing 200 tonnes plus tilting and tipping the whole lot over
looks like they had fun ahead on that second photo. those signs say workforce in road ahead.
jon
There were roadworks ahead - they had to move a lot of cones to the side to get by.
The trailer will be compensating for the camber - I once photographed one of those Air Products loads like the one above where it looked like the load was at a dangerous angle in the picture, but it was level - the road was heavily cambered.
Tim