And that is the “art” of it. I’m no artic/ semi-trailer expert, let alone B-doubles and all the rest of it. Getting multi-axle heavy rigids into very tight spaces has been my bread-and-butter for ages and although that doesn’t make great videos, it’s all in the planning. You turn up, you size things up, you have a bit of a think and come up with a plan, a scheme. I used to do removals in and around London in a big DAF and if that taught me anything, it was “use all the space you can find”
This comes to mind.
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Your local pharmacy can provide you with proprietry creams for boxcar willie 
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Cream for a box? 
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that’s the other option 
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For a little country, we punch above our weight.
They didn’t mention the stump jump plough.
Depends on your local pharmacist…
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My sympathies SDU . just watched the video you posted and it would appear your cops are bigger R soles than ours .
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This might jog a few memories, but I’m more interested in the big Berliet, did Berliet had a big presence in Australia?
I’ve only ever seen one, possibly that one, but it was light blue when I saw it.
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That sort of answers my question SDU, must have been quite a rare sight then?
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I’ve crisscrossed this country multiple times, but the only one i ever saw lived not half a dozen houses from me. 
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@pv83 apparently I’m not very observant, I should’ve noticed them on every second corner.