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very cool lowboys, and pics. thanks for posting
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Wow thats a one big lowloader! jack
Heavy Cranes
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Great lowboy pictures very nice.....If there are more feel free to post them....
William....
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you know what im surpised about, condsidering they are moving such large machines, im surprised their tractors dont have a posable 3rd axle. most heavy hauling companies around here have a tri axle tractor
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All the lowboys ive seen in nz theyare only tamdem drive.They sometimes hook another semi in
front for when they shift generators,transformers for the power stations.
Craig
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We tend not to have a third axle because most of the time they don,t get to move such large machines heavy hallage in NZ most of the time is a 30 or 40 ton machine , so the need for a third axel is minimal but in saying that there are mor of the line haul trucks coming out with three driving axels of late ! as well as I would imagine $ are the main reason for it more rubber wearing out equals more $
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