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The last one this winter in Canada: Biggest load ever leaving Edmonton! Load dimensions: L.103 m. (335' ) W.11.8m. (38' 8" ) H.13m. (42' 8" ) Weight: 376Te 830,000 lbs This load has 320 wheels // 23 axles.  And this while the tank is also still moving...  More pictures, again at www.heavytransport.nlEnjoy, Oebele
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noob question. what is that?
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Woof!! What a load!!
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How far do they have to go?
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Its a Molson Canadian beer formentation tank. Thanks GOD!LOL
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Good lord I'm moving next to it lol. fantastic pics man!
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That is huge, great pics Jason
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WOW! Great pictures!
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Really amazing. Thanks for posting!
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Wow, Whats the D mean?
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is that headed to Albian Sands ? one there now that looks like it and they were setting up wood matts for another which i asume is on the way up
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The "D" sign stands for over dimension. Not sure why we use it up here but its our canadian oversized load sign.
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I assume your talking about the first one being the largest? It looks bigger than the one in the second pic.
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That is some load and nice pic, the engineer of that bridge would stand there with a big smile seeing that monster cross it !Looks like it would take years off of that bridge though. I wouldn't want the task of ok-ing that thing for safe crossing !  I say it again Amazing what man can build ...! Regards Chet
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More new, spectacular pictures added. Look at the shape of the bridge while crossing the river! Hauling from Edmonton down to Ft.McMurray. www.heavytransport.nlfor more pictures.  Oebele
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Is the bridge sagging? lol!! Great pics! Thanks Jake
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