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Its about deflection....same as guide rail along a highway.

First off it's not 1960 anymore , second that other guy is hauling an ancient d9 which is roughly the same thing and last but most important. It's two different states. So basically it doesnt matter what you think , it matters what that permit says to do

Depends on the height setting. The trailer I use has 4 settings. I almost always use the highest setting. It gives me about 8inches of ground clearance depending on the weight of the machine.

Any Oversize load the state directs your route

@@TheBadchita you can pick your routes but the state will say yes or no or give a few alt routes

Thanks Rico, the T800 has a 550 Cummings in it. Stay tuned, the next video will be incredible.

Theron Leighton

it is a Great powerful truck ! and nice music !

Nice video, plenty of angles and such, obviously spent some time on it.

Thanks Mike, looks like the video is starting to get some traction. Thanks for your support.

Thanks Fearless

steve holton a Cat D8T dozer weighs around 88,000 lbs fully dressed.

@@adamsimonsen150 I hauled a 2 man cab Firecat for the LACO Fire department and our D8Rs Weights were at 90,000 with mounted winches on the rear... BIG RED. Their the only Dozers from Cat painted Red... Goggle Fire Dozers and you'll see them

Thanks Charlie

Theron Leighton Crude Oil hauling isn't paying as much as it used to. Seems like the Heavy Haul is where the action is....

No it's a complete waste of time and money. It doesn't protect the public at all. Any heavy hauler in pa will tell you the same

pa heavyhauler just more crap to haul around. Does nothing..... Cute gimmic for customers that know nothing

I’ve pulled heavy haul and these dozers for 12 years and never seen or heard of a guardrail on them...

Pa won't issue a permit unless you have the serial numbers for them

"Guide" rail...same as on the side of highway...purpose is deflection. Have them on load or remove blade.

Ramiro Gutierrez no one ever tell you if they have a magic ticket.

But it pays a hell of a lot I get

Gotta start small and work your way into it. I started with a construction company and we had several smaller pieces of equipment, but I slowly progressed into out bigger equipment like komatsu 200 excavator, Cat D6 hi-track dozer, etc. Now I'm with a different company doing asphalt work. We have a big Cat loader (integrated tool carrier model), big Cedar Rapids paver, Etnyre chip spreader, old John Deere 690-D excavator, and various smaller pieces. Heaviest I've ever ran was a little over 90k. Widest is around 12ft with our chip spreader. Tallest is just a little over 14ft with the Cat loader.