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Mike270412
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80,000 lbs
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Arent those rims illegal?
Caper11
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The one piece dayton rim is still good to go. The old split rim not so much Im thinking.
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So what is it? Seems to be a railroad car of some type but oil beef hooked if I know what it is.
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3 of those would be the same as a D11 Cat that we see quite often on the highways out here.
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Looks undergroundish mining type of thing to me.
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On trailer. Like the new one I passed rolling on to site this morning. Likely to replace the one they burnt to the ground a month ago or the 3 we have on lease extension.
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Scale car. Weighs exactly 80,000. They get used to calibrate scales.
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Sure hope not cause there's still a whole lot of them on the road.
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Big chit for big mines.
We don't see a lot of the equipment they move as they do it at night. When my wife was working her shift work, she would come across some huge loads. Truck boxes taking up the whole road (major traffic control as they moved along); they would be delivered to the valley in three pieces and welded together in Sparwood or Elkford and then moved to the mine. Not super heavy like a D11 but really big.
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