Giant trucks heavy haulage 

Cheers! and agree with your thumbs up!

Couple of burst hydraulic hoses went but apart from that I think all was well. Nick.

Yes a clever modular solution.

Awsome innit

You are welcome, thank you for your kind comment. Nick.

@@chatty1chatty1NickD We watched it up from Shoreham to Patcham, I'm the bloke in the Berliet hoody in some of your shots

Ah yes I see you. :-)

:-) Thank you for your kind comment

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Yep

You are welcome.

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Oversize lads are banned from night time travel following a fatal accident involving one, some time previously. The route taken was to avoid any over-bridges I believe - the loads were over the maximum permitted weight. The river bridge over the Ouse at Lewes was used but had an overbridge built specially to spread the weight, hence the A 27 being closed from the previous evening. Nick.

​@@chatty1chatty1NickD over here they only move at night most of the time

@@TATS_Europe I believe movement of outsize loads is now banned at night in the UK - after a fatal accident involving one in recent years.

I believe so and the power is transmitted through torque converters.

Lower gearing in reverse? I'm not really sure.

Not altogether sure - I did hear that they had had difficulty getting through the gates further up the road in the port, maybe it was the only was they could manoeuvrer out. Nick.

​@@chatty1chatty1NickD I'd guess for shunting both ways if required

Yes, apparently too heavy for all bridges. They had to build a special overbridge on top of the River Ouse bridge at Lewes to take the weight I read.

@@chatty1chatty1NickD A lot of calculations to be done

I believe so - over the safe weight for any of the over bridges. Nick.

@@chatty1chatty1NickD A logistical nightmare I could imagine

​@@chatty1chatty1NickD expensive preparation then