This…
Lamp columns, matrix signals & SOS boxes all had to be removed to allow this to trundle up the M53 today.
We"ve had bigger than that in here driver !! 
Any idea what it is?
dar1976:
Any idea what it is?
■■■■■■■ big!! 
That’s an old photo- 
and different piece to the one going into Stanlow today. Got one of what was moved today by Mammoet 
It was on the dock side at Ellesmere for quite a bit. I watched them unloading the wheels that were going to be moving it on Friday. Apparently the thing is used to separate crude oil, well that’s what I was told. And it looked nothing like those pictures.
Rikki-UK:
That’s an old photo-
This is what was moved today. Pictures by Rachel Gallagher; Cheshire Police
dar1976:
Any idea what it is?
It’s a Thingy Thing. Eddie.
Thank ian58, goes to show that things ain’t what they say!
erfguy:
dar1976:
Any idea what it is?It’s a Thingy Thing. Eddie.
Ahhhh. I wondered if it was one of those. 
so, does that bit go on top of the thingummy jig ■■
or beside the watcha ma call it ■■
Interesting facts and another picture; again from Rachel Gallagher; Cheshire Police :-
703,904 kgs
14m high
It’s part of the Regen Cyclone Replacement Project at Stanlow
5 Ab load police officers with approx 30/40 from other agencies
Nearly two years in planning the move
2.2 miles in 3 hrs 50 mins
Over the last few months trees have all been cut back, lamp standards removed and a Bailey bridge built to facilitate this load
erfguy:
dar1976:
Any idea what it is?It’s a Thingy Thing. Eddie.
Hiya its the top of the Cracker plant in Stanlow.i think it cost £1.4 million to transport it from Italy.
it’ll be going for the block one shut down in september/october. i’am on the shutdow.
you want to se where it fits, right on top of the plant. it takes about 9 days to build the crane that lifts
it into place…
John
bloody glad it wasnt in there thursday and friday when i was faffing around demin/gas and distillation
Trukkertone:
so, does that bit go on top of the thingummy jig ■■
or beside the watcha ma call it ■■
It’s fitting the pobble flange to the grengish pin that takes the time…