We used to send out ,six, seven, Wisconsin I Beams at once, prestressed concrete ,alot of cables that are stressed, steel rebar tied to that, seen people get killed making these, a lot of fun making them, Very HEAVY, nice job guys.....
I've seen this trucking company haul for years and only want to know one thing: How do you pronounce Lefevre?? BTW, they just got done redoing Hwy 10 through that area and all those nice trees are gone!
Hey Chad Enstad, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
Didn't really need the comment about Swift drivers now did we? I remember the first time I was new. Backing up was a total flop for me. But guess what? I got better over time.
This guy makes that turn and didn't drop one wheel off the road. Yet the average Billy big rigger in his half ton truck pulling a 14' boat would have takin out the sign in the median.
I grew up watching my dad haul them monsters all over the southwest. After high school, I had the pleasure of building them. Then in my late 20’s, I actually hauled them. I do have to say, it is a prime example of Teamwork! From pulling all the prestressed cables you don’t see, to the crane operators at their final destination, it is amazing to know what people can do as a team. Just think about them as you drive over and under these girders.
I could have driven that truck. I've never operated the rear dolly before. It must have switches in the cab that work the hydraulics that steer it in turns.
Yep, got our straight 8" exhaust pipes so we can impress everyone with all our engine noise. What a bunch of children. Big pipes = small weenies. Screw all of you cowboy drivers and your obsceneley noisy tractors with your straight pipes and Jake brakes. You are nothing but a bunch of "wannabes".
I worked for "La farge concrete" in 2011. And put many hours of work on this girders. right from pulling the 3/4 inch of steel cable ready for the stressing period, to tied the cage up and pour the concrete right into the form. The bridge near st Adolphe Manitoba!
Back around 2004 I remember what was then said to be the largest beam ever delivered to a construction project was used on the cantilevered look out section of the Minneapolis Guthrie Theater.
I' m not sure which is the most impressive . The moving or the manufacturing !! So were the rear dollie wheels controlled by remote or from the tractor ? .....regardless , a very competent piece of driving .Thanks for sharing .
My respect to the driver is doing good 👍👍
I’ve got one better. My x mother in law fitting through a garage door.
미친놈들 ㄱㆍㅇ법.
I wonder if they have to pull into weigh scales??
Maybe it’s dumb but what I wonder is how the truck’s engine hasn’t like overheated also the driver is an absolute professional
Are they finally building a bridge to Hawaii? Gonna need a bunch more of those! Lol 😂
Where did it originate? And how did it get to this point?
That's a real truck driver. That ain't no steering wheel holder!!!
That’s some awesome driving there!👍👍👍
We used to send out ,six, seven, Wisconsin I Beams at once, prestressed concrete ,alot of cables that are stressed, steel rebar tied to that, seen people get killed making these, a lot of fun making them, Very HEAVY, nice job guys.....
Qu elle longueur on s'étonne qu il puisse tourner ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ok what happens if it doesn’t fit where it’s going?😮😂😂
JIM BEAM?
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I've seen this trucking company haul for years and only want to know one thing: How do you pronounce Lefevre?? BTW, they just got done redoing Hwy 10 through that area and all those nice trees are gone!
اذا كانت هذه صبة كونكريت ...... اذن فلماذا لم يجري صبها في نفس الموقع الذي يراد نقلها اليه ، أليس هذا أسهل ؟
Now that's an impressive bit of kit.Well done to the truck driver.id take my hat of to you if I had one.And the amazing team.Well done all great skill
Dude was in the next state by the time the back of the beam made it around the turn
Hey Chad Enstad, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
Love the video. Thanks for posting it.
This adds a whole new meaning to being a “long haul truck driver”.
Sure Wish I'd Finished Training.
How did you get footage of my CDL road test?
Fairly impressive. Nobody could have swung it wider and not touched the grass.
That's a hell of a dolly on the ass end
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That beam is no where near 183'! When you know the trick, it isn't that hard to do!
Didn't really need the comment about Swift drivers now did we? I remember the first time I was new. Backing up was a total flop for me. But guess what? I got better over time.
This guy failed his Swift driving test, he didn't collide with anything
I wonder if that was used for US Bank Stadium
This guy makes that turn and didn't drop one wheel off the road. Yet the average Billy big rigger in his half ton truck pulling a 14' boat would have takin out the sign in the median.
O my it's so log how do u handle it and keep it good and going. That's some professional driving
I grew up watching my dad haul them monsters all over the southwest. After high school, I had the pleasure of building them. Then in my late 20’s, I actually hauled them. I do have to say, it is a prime example of Teamwork! From pulling all the prestressed cables you don’t see, to the crane operators at their final destination, it is amazing to know what people can do as a team. Just think about them as you drive over and under these girders.
I could drive that to where its going ! Wait it's Garth from Wayne's World ! What's he saying ? N O T ! 😂 LOL
I could have driven that truck. I've never operated the rear dolly before. It must have switches in the cab that work the hydraulics that steer it in turns.
Great job by the driver. I am surprised to see the spotter on foot with the hand radio not wearing a high viz safety vest.
It's a cement beam. Try pushing a Boeing 747-400 off the gate, at night, in the snow, with 280 people on board! 💪😉
Que impressionante!👏👏👏
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Yep, got our straight 8" exhaust pipes so we can impress everyone with all our engine noise. What a bunch of children. Big pipes = small weenies. Screw all of you cowboy drivers and your obsceneley noisy tractors with your straight pipes and Jake brakes. You are nothing but a bunch of "wannabes".
I worked for "La farge concrete" in 2011. And put many hours of work on this girders. right from pulling the 3/4 inch of steel cable ready for the stressing period, to tied the cage up and pour the concrete right into the form. The bridge near st Adolphe Manitoba!
Back around 2004 I remember what was then said to be the largest beam ever delivered to a construction project was used on the cantilevered look out section of the Minneapolis Guthrie Theater.
Non union company, No hardhats
Was this used on the St. Croix crossing bridge from Stillwater to Wisconsin?
I bet Jeff Favignano would have loved to get his hands on this puppy! Who wouldn’t have, in American Truck simulator, I meant.
Gets down aways and hits an overpass, LOL. That thing was a monster
I' m not sure which is the most impressive . The moving or the manufacturing !! So were the rear dollie wheels controlled by remote or from the tractor ? .....regardless , a very competent piece of driving .Thanks for sharing .
Conversation in the cab 'you were meant to bring the paperwork....')
In the modern day of LEDs and Strobes I see they are Still using FLAGS