In America, we have railroads. Exciting, fuel efficient, safe railroads that cross plains, mountains, deserts, and forests. The Aussies must be cheap basterds.
Kudos on the Mammoet though. Now that's engineering!
@AceofSpadesau Geez! Sorry to burst your Aussie pride there but Australia doesn't have a monopoly on isolated lands. Trains are diesel-electrics which are more efficient than trucks will ever be. The railways go through regional hubs where trucks come to transfer their goods from local hubs and individual farms. The trucks don't get beat up and wasted and the trains do most of the hard work at lower cost. I imagine the lack of rails there stems from low economic output. Perhaps.
The outputs are FAR too low, thus making these vehicles more effective. no matter how you slice it, noone is going to construct a railroad in todays economic climate for a communities measured in hundreds of people, thousands of klms away.
look up the geography of Au, the majority of the population is on the eastern coast (or within reasonable distance of )
@AceofSpadesau I checked it out the setup on google maps. Main Aussie cities are coastal so it's cheaper to ship supplies right to the town of choice. Barely anything in the interior, mostly national parks. If the mineral/agri output in the interior is low then there's no cost-effective freight solution. In contrast, the US has lots of interior cities and the rest of the hemisphere in the way of shipping. So trains are the preferred choice for freight here.
@hulkhatepunybanner What the maps dont show you are the remote towns that are two familes and so on.
You would think that shipping would cater better, but unfortunatley, the ports are all running at or near capacity. They are scrabbling to find workable solutions.
I run trucks here and in the US so i understand both places.. Prefer the US personally.
@hulkhatepunybanner in the west, the major industry is raw minerals, like iron ore and so on. The mining companies opt for a mixture of trains and road trains.
I have to check all the tires by kicking them every morning on my truck and there are 12 tires ,this road train truck has 110 tires ,so you better get to work on time,my coworker is in the hospital now because the steering tire blew on his truck and he could not control the truck and it rolled and threw him all over the cab it demolished the truck
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why not use a diesel electric truck..... peterbilt offers one here in the us..... no transmission... diesl generator attached to an electric motor that turns a driveshaft that in turn drives the wheels.... the total hp for this is 350 for the diesel engine and 350 for the electric motor which when connected together by a clutch is 700 hp( the engine only supplies the electricity to the electic motor and is only engaged to drive the wheels when needed) again just a thought
btw australia does have some railroads..... bhp iron ore is a mining company that has its own trackage ..... they also have just purchased some american locomotives with 6000 hp
i like trains but i think theyre impractical for australia. think about how big australia isthen think about where you have to lay track who maintains it who the major customers are, with everything spread out if you do have a problem with one of the tracks think how far you would have to detour around it, then your right back to using trucks. furthermore railroads are only efficient with long trains which would require large hubs, not very practical for serving a few people 1000 miles
@harismokhtar The 18 speed gearbox is plit in two, you go through the first set of 9 gears then clicks a button on the shift stick and goes through the next set of 9 gears.. I know this because my father drives a similar truck :)
On February 18, 2006, an Australian built Mack truck with 112 semi-trailers, 1,300 t (1,279 LT; 1,433 ST) and 1,474.3 metres (4,836 ft 11 in) long, pulled the load 100 metres (328 feet) to recapture the record for the longest road train (multiple loaded trailers) ever pulled with a single prime mover. It was on the main road of Clifton, Queensland, that 70-year-old John Atkinson claimed a new record, pulled by a tri-drive Mack Titan.
18 speed gearbox is usual one and 550 horse power is nothing. I thought these trucks are much stronger. That is what we use in Europe but our trucks are much shorter and lighter. The typical semi truck in Europe is 16.5meters long and 40tonnes. road trains are 18.5meters and 45tonnes. they can be longer and heavier in some parts of Europe. but these are the usual ones. and we use 400-700 HP trucks. I thought Australian ones are much stronger. But I still love Australian road trains :-)
@AllkoDH all the roadtrain rated trucks i have seen are all double chassis rail all the gearing is different huge spring packs etc etc , and once there life is over they usually end up running around normal cities doing heavy haulage local work ,
I'll tell you what though, these thigs are scary as hell when they are driving towards you on a wet road. The tail is swerving around and just as you are about to pass them, they flick up a layer of water and heaps of mist basicaly blinding you. they only thing you can really do to avoid that is see them up ahead and pull of the road.
Why dont you try to improve the aerodynamics of your trucks?. Install just hubcaps to your road trains and you would save over 6% of fuel costs. Check out my FleXcap assembly video to see how easy hubcaps can be to assemble.
@imautuber444 It depends on your definition of "truck". They are individual modular units which can attach and be controlled as one. I saw them called "trucks" on a monster machines special.
@TeenageSuicide yeah. but i guess its limit is FAR less than that load, BUT with the amount of wheels id guesstimate it weighs per axle a tad more than a normal 18 wheeler. would love to find the per wheel weight of this thing and its spread out over what 150-200 feet?
That UTO combination looks like what they used at McArthur River,,, a job now done by another company,,, who I will be up there working for by end of this year
@sitadriver yeah and how do you think that the trains get the electricity.........they have diesel engines that generate electricity. so..........you're still using the same amount of fuel
@rag5206 I am not sure. Just to build the railway is very expensive. Making iron rails makes loads of CO2 and make the concrete blocks that goes under the rail even more CO2 because when you make cement you make a lot of CO2. And all those trucks that would be needed to build the railway makes CO2. The train could run on electricity but if you make the electricity in charcoal power plant then it makes a lot of CO2. And if you use diesel electric train that is CO2. I'm just saying :-)
@sitadriver haha are you serious? Australia has a population of about 23 million which is about the same as the population of the New York City Metropolitan area, only instead of being spread over 17,400 km^2 they are spread over 7,617,930 km^2. It would be simply impossible to create a rail system that would reach all the remote regions that road trains are used to haul goods too.
@sitadriver where ever there are railway lines available I absolutely agree that freight should be hailed by rail instead of road, but sometimes trucks are the only option.
@tommypk86 116 wheels actually, with 27 doubles on each side and two steering and the cat can only be run over by 28 wheels unless it is a VERY big cat.
@Doomsday2060 if they see you tryn to steal something on there trailers they will run u off the road. i knw this fella this car cut him off so at the traffic lights he got out pulled out his handgun and pistol whiped the cunt
@Mechknight73 That may be correct! I ain't actually thought of that! The low velocity ratio of the truck (in relation to the Bugatti Veyron's speed) might compensate for the high truck torque.
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@bigcrunch0 Nope true craziness is ice road trucks. I've worked as a longhaul truck driver in remote Western Australia, where I'd be sharing roads with these behemoths. The only time it's scary is when you have a rookie driver whom hasn't got the hang of two or more trailers.
@TheeMikester That's not a house, it's part of an industrial building. Biggest thing I've seen a Mamoet rig carry yet is a 6 storey high oil rig section
I would watch this...and apparently you would too. You don't have to hate just b/c these trucks are bigger and more powerful than anything you'll ever have.
1:25 .... um did anyone notice the ground was on fire?
thefamilyk 2 days ago
Pretty Aussie-Awesomeness!
neva5326 1 week ago
Reminds me of the "Mammoth Truck" from the Speed Racer cartoon. LOL
mikeyt6791 2 weeks ago
and this requires only one employee. CEOs are going to love this
totalserenity 3 weeks ago
and only one employee. CEOs are going to love this
totalserenity 3 weeks ago
Wish these were in america
Ranger0024 1 month ago
Worlds awesomist rc car
KingJetter1 1 month ago
all of the road train footage is off Bruce Honeywill's Roadtrain! dvd series
jperson56 1 month ago
I quote the commentator (I like jokes with words) : Australian have come to rely - heavily - on these machines....
madeleinefr123 1 month ago
Bree Olson's mouth specializes in transporting huge loads.
kemup 1 month ago
@kemup fuckinell mate, I love to watch Bree Olson, but Tina Tanaka can care more load on her ass
MrGeshpanec 2 days ago
imagin reversing
stevieburnell 1 month ago
What FUEL crisis?
DrBongWater 2 months ago
WOOOOW!!!
davidlee1621 2 months ago
um, the side of the road was on fire.
boymowgli 2 months ago
wow
hancodyby 2 months ago
i herd filling one of these up is a case of lock the fuel on go have a shower have breakfest and sit around for a little while before its full
rccarmadben 2 months ago
I for once, bow to our Aussie overlords.
mwangolatrue 2 months ago
Ive carried more in a wheelbarrow
JRWILDY 2 months ago
RE: Backing up a road train:
A guy was dragging a chain down the road. Someone asked him, 'Why are you dragging that chain?' He replied, 'Did you ever try to PUSH one?!'
jgmagoo1 3 months ago
In America, we have railroads. Exciting, fuel efficient, safe railroads that cross plains, mountains, deserts, and forests. The Aussies must be cheap basterds.
Kudos on the Mammoet though. Now that's engineering!
hulkhatepunybanner 3 months ago
@hulkhatepunybanner Its not cost effective to build railroads to individual farms... nor isolated communities.
These vehicles are far more versatile and cost effective for bulk transport to isolated areas.
The usa doesnt have anywhere as isolated as the centre and west of AU.
AceofSpadesau 2 months ago
@AceofSpadesau Geez! Sorry to burst your Aussie pride there but Australia doesn't have a monopoly on isolated lands. Trains are diesel-electrics which are more efficient than trucks will ever be. The railways go through regional hubs where trucks come to transfer their goods from local hubs and individual farms. The trucks don't get beat up and wasted and the trains do most of the hard work at lower cost. I imagine the lack of rails there stems from low economic output. Perhaps.
hulkhatepunybanner 2 months ago
@hulkhatepunybanner Aussie pride? LOL if only you knew how wrong that is.
You are correct however.
The outputs are FAR too low, thus making these vehicles more effective. no matter how you slice it, noone is going to construct a railroad in todays economic climate for a communities measured in hundreds of people, thousands of klms away.
look up the geography of Au, the majority of the population is on the eastern coast (or within reasonable distance of )
efficency is situationaly dependant
AceofSpadesau 2 months ago
@AceofSpadesau I checked it out the setup on google maps. Main Aussie cities are coastal so it's cheaper to ship supplies right to the town of choice. Barely anything in the interior, mostly national parks. If the mineral/agri output in the interior is low then there's no cost-effective freight solution. In contrast, the US has lots of interior cities and the rest of the hemisphere in the way of shipping. So trains are the preferred choice for freight here.
hulkhatepunybanner 2 months ago
@hulkhatepunybanner What the maps dont show you are the remote towns that are two familes and so on.
You would think that shipping would cater better, but unfortunatley, the ports are all running at or near capacity. They are scrabbling to find workable solutions.
I run trucks here and in the US so i understand both places.. Prefer the US personally.
AceofSpadesau 2 months ago
@hulkhatepunybanner in the west, the major industry is raw minerals, like iron ore and so on. The mining companies opt for a mixture of trains and road trains.
AceofSpadesau 2 months ago
How do you park a road train at Tesco though ?
hablerz 3 months ago
What was the point of the fire at 1.26? just to make it look like a good shot? I don't know.
B0rnles13 3 months ago
Thats amazing. really amazing.
adilzulfiqarali 3 months ago
Mad Max
xrockthe40ozx 3 months ago
Beautiful OVERSIZE!
Adetykar 3 months ago
Awesome!
PaulJordan318 3 months ago
just imagine how long it'd take to stop these long and heavy monster vehicles not to hit a kangaroo or reptile, lulz
jimbeamwithsocks 4 months ago
dear god, what sort of trailer combo do you have to have on your cdl for that????
1982biscut 4 months ago
Breaker 1-9, we got north bound Ben Hur...
rneville101 4 months ago
3:30 Chuck Norris' skateboard
rotenburk 4 months ago 12
Interesting
christr77 5 months ago
the mammoet's load was crazy!
tyrone36922 5 months ago
4:28 SAUSAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE GIANT SAUSAGEEEEEEE!!
lfctorres0 5 months ago
I drove such trucks during the Pipe Line days for Hall & Hall Transport. Those were real experiences.
BitterDemo 5 months ago
GAY!
iHarry99 5 months ago
@iHarry99
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fadoodle 5 months ago
Should have built the fuel tank by the port.
Proverbs29 6 months ago
How do you back up in something like that?
CWR032 6 months ago
@CWR032 with due care.
kanakaken 4 months ago
I wouldn't want to have to buy tires for one of these rigs!
momsenior1 6 months ago
Why not just use train?
VereVgaming 7 months ago
@VereVgaming cause tracks are more expensive and take longer to set up than driving a truck? lol
alexander1485 6 months ago
@VereVgaming Trains are limited to a thing known as TRACKS?
NObamabinbiden 5 months ago
Simply amazing!
playitagainbear 7 months ago
0:35 lolface : O
Kavelek 7 months ago
Imagine someone get roll over by the truck. lol.
TappleRS 8 months ago
HOLY SHIT THAT'S INSANE & IMPRESSIVE WITH THAT MAMMOET
mandymoorefanatic 8 months ago
Try to do a 3-point-turn with the Road Train xD
lorenzolb 8 months ago
Try to do a 3-point train with that beast xD
lorenzolb 8 months ago
I have to check all the tires by kicking them every morning on my truck and there are 12 tires ,this road train truck has 110 tires ,so you better get to work on time,my coworker is in the hospital now because the steering tire blew on his truck and he could not control the truck and it rolled and threw him all over the cab it demolished the truck
majorl311 8 months ago
That was amazing! :)
snapper6242 8 months ago
**diesel engine turns an alternator that charges batteries that suppy power to the electric motor however the alternator and engine can be used to supply addition al power to the wheels.*** for more info go to the paccar inc website @ paccar.com
Bqrufz1 8 months ago
why not use a diesel electric truck..... peterbilt offers one here in the us..... no transmission... diesl generator attached to an electric motor that turns a driveshaft that in turn drives the wheels.... the total hp for this is 350 for the diesel engine and 350 for the electric motor which when connected together by a clutch is 700 hp( the engine only supplies the electricity to the electic motor and is only engaged to drive the wheels when needed) again just a thought
Bqrufz1 8 months ago
btw australia does have some railroads..... bhp iron ore is a mining company that has its own trackage ..... they also have just purchased some american locomotives with 6000 hp
Bqrufz1 8 months ago
just a thought
Bqrufz1 8 months ago
i like trains but i think theyre impractical for australia. think about how big australia isthen think about where you have to lay track who maintains it who the major customers are, with everything spread out if you do have a problem with one of the tracks think how far you would have to detour around it, then your right back to using trucks. furthermore railroads are only efficient with long trains which would require large hubs, not very practical for serving a few people 1000 miles
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5:12 You dont wait for the train, the train waits for you
TheTorturer100 8 months ago
5:12 You dont wait for the train, the train waits for you
TheTorturer100 8 months ago 10
How many spare tyres do you think it has?
luvmestrat 9 months ago
@harismokhtar The 18 speed gearbox is plit in two, you go through the first set of 9 gears then clicks a button on the shift stick and goes through the next set of 9 gears.. I know this because my father drives a similar truck :)
beardy369 9 months ago
@beardy369 we got the same kind of gearbox here but smaler
pluckyou90 9 months ago
On February 18, 2006, an Australian built Mack truck with 112 semi-trailers, 1,300 t (1,279 LT; 1,433 ST) and 1,474.3 metres (4,836 ft 11 in) long, pulled the load 100 metres (328 feet) to recapture the record for the longest road train (multiple loaded trailers) ever pulled with a single prime mover. It was on the main road of Clifton, Queensland, that 70-year-old John Atkinson claimed a new record, pulled by a tri-drive Mack Titan.
Infinityl33t 9 months ago
Does anyone know that the narrator for ""EXTREME MACHINES" is William Hootkins. He was RED 6 in Star Wars IV.
r2d2sue 9 months ago
how many crew?
ericsantiago011 10 months ago
it has 18-speed gearbox? i wonder how the gear shift looks like..
harismokhtar 10 months ago
I want the tire contract!
weedpuller 10 months ago
crazy!
zisasterpiece 10 months ago
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weird. a normal truck you figure has 53ft trailer, and maybe 20ft tractor, so the centipede is amybe 3x longer?, but it seems FAR larger
yamahonkawazuki 10 months ago
ciężko takim łuk tyłem zrobić, nie wspomne o kopercie:)
Ad1987amo 10 months ago
18 speed gearbox is usual one and 550 horse power is nothing. I thought these trucks are much stronger. That is what we use in Europe but our trucks are much shorter and lighter. The typical semi truck in Europe is 16.5meters long and 40tonnes. road trains are 18.5meters and 45tonnes. they can be longer and heavier in some parts of Europe. but these are the usual ones. and we use 400-700 HP trucks. I thought Australian ones are much stronger. But I still love Australian road trains :-)
AllkoDH 10 months ago
@AllkoDH all the roadtrain rated trucks i have seen are all double chassis rail all the gearing is different huge spring packs etc etc , and once there life is over they usually end up running around normal cities doing heavy haulage local work ,
rohan9376 3 months ago
And all those machines are powered by Chuck Norris
JamesBondSim9 10 months ago
OMG! it's the Decepticon's Devastator!!!!
OugaOugaBouga 11 months ago
I'll tell you what though, these thigs are scary as hell when they are driving towards you on a wet road. The tail is swerving around and just as you are about to pass them, they flick up a layer of water and heaps of mist basicaly blinding you. they only thing you can really do to avoid that is see them up ahead and pull of the road.
hepalopala 11 months ago
that isnt the longest in Australia..
Australian built Mack Road Train with 113 trailers 1.474km
is even longer.
GayBoyRunning 11 months ago
mom i want that remote control
ekaekiekuekeeko 11 months ago
Woow... breath taking
amyjmj3 11 months ago
Why dont you try to improve the aerodynamics of your trucks?. Install just hubcaps to your road trains and you would save over 6% of fuel costs. Check out my FleXcap assembly video to see how easy hubcaps can be to assemble.
TunekoLtd 1 year ago
i hate to be the one to change a tyre on this
5:24 how that bridge don't give is amazing
mantonycomerford 1 year ago
i hate to be the one to change a tyre on this
mantonycomerford 1 year ago
spare tyre? no need can't replace them all :D
BigKarliny 1 year ago
have a look at the cannington icon
porno6361 1 year ago
Are the Mommoet "self-propelled modular platforms" actually trucks then ?
imautuber444 1 year ago
@imautuber444 It depends on your definition of "truck". They are individual modular units which can attach and be controlled as one. I saw them called "trucks" on a monster machines special.
wiredforstereo 1 year ago
0:31 fast and furious moment??
goliath358 1 year ago
thats one hell of a strong bridge at the end
TeenageSuicide 1 year ago 44
@TeenageSuicide b4 sum1 was sayin tht the bridge broke
senda2009 1 year ago
@senda2009 good for them
TeenageSuicide 1 year ago
@TeenageSuicide yeah. but i guess its limit is FAR less than that load, BUT with the amount of wheels id guesstimate it weighs per axle a tad more than a normal 18 wheeler. would love to find the per wheel weight of this thing and its spread out over what 150-200 feet?
yamahonkawazuki 10 months ago
whoooooah!!! I wanna ride that Mammoet machine and spin and spin and spin for hours !!! XD
helloween1987 1 year ago
i would love to drive the sentopen on the roads there at like 100 or 110 MPH would be asome
mowat440 1 year ago
That UTO combination looks like what they used at McArthur River,,, a job now done by another company,,, who I will be up there working for by end of this year
TARBABY71 1 year ago
WE ARE ROADTRAIN, RESISTANCE IS FUTILE! rofl! :D
Gymmarn 1 year ago
that shit crazy!!
SMOKEYskater420 1 year ago
Road Trains are cool
Toskana1000 1 year ago
4:55 just unbelievable..!!!
vasdesp 1 year ago
imagine counting those wheels, if he didn't tell you.
Reptiles4lyf 1 year ago
Now that's what I call a mobile home
Hotshotmech38 1 year ago
I need 1
Hotshotmech38 1 year ago
just amazing...!!!!!!!!
vasdesp 1 year ago
24/7 that was awesome dude
Faris2A 1 year ago
if you live next to one of this guys and you upset them you can go to work and when you come back your house might not be where you left it....
TheCozmin23 1 year ago
now i want a mowing house myself :)
dqSOBERqd 1 year ago
fast and furious <3
sonic911 1 year ago
I bed that in the end of this clip the bridge collapsed but it got cencored
jimper1985 1 year ago
Just Imagine the driver pull up to the tyre shop and said please change all of my tyres.
amarz1910 1 year ago
Cat gets hit by a truck
The cat had 9 lives
Unfortunately the truck has 110 wheels!
tommypk86 1 year ago 123
@tommypk86....Hahahahahaha, good one!!!
kalanike 1 year ago
@tommypk86
helloween1987 1 year ago
@tommypk86 Over 28 axles!
huppypuppy 1 year ago
@tommypk86
nice
mantonycomerford 1 year ago
@tommypk86 or it just explodes
alamoallies 11 months ago
Oooh God please tell these people to use fright trains instead....These trucks consume fuel like bitch while trains run on electricity !
sitadriver 11 months ago
@sitadriver yeah and how do you think that the trains get the electricity.........they have diesel engines that generate electricity. so..........you're still using the same amount of fuel
cfoster861 11 months ago
@cfoster861 Actually trains in my country use coal or hydro power....
sitadriver 11 months ago
@cfoster861 does the word "friction" ring a bell dude? Addtionally electric engines are much more efficient than diesel engines
ecykixx 10 months ago
@sitadriver Hold on what about diesol/electric trains they use diesol to run the electric motors. I agree rail is more friendly and cheaper.
rag5206 11 months ago
@rag5206 I am not sure. Just to build the railway is very expensive. Making iron rails makes loads of CO2 and make the concrete blocks that goes under the rail even more CO2 because when you make cement you make a lot of CO2. And all those trucks that would be needed to build the railway makes CO2. The train could run on electricity but if you make the electricity in charcoal power plant then it makes a lot of CO2. And if you use diesel electric train that is CO2. I'm just saying :-)
AllkoDH 10 months ago
@sitadriver haha are you serious? Australia has a population of about 23 million which is about the same as the population of the New York City Metropolitan area, only instead of being spread over 17,400 km^2 they are spread over 7,617,930 km^2. It would be simply impossible to create a rail system that would reach all the remote regions that road trains are used to haul goods too.
thagamizer 11 months ago
@thagamizer ohh thnx for info...but don't you agree that atleast in America they should use Railways instead...? its more economical .
sitadriver 11 months ago
@sitadriver where ever there are railway lines available I absolutely agree that freight should be hailed by rail instead of road, but sometimes trucks are the only option.
thagamizer 11 months ago
@tommypk86 116 wheels actually, with 27 doubles on each side and two steering and the cat can only be run over by 28 wheels unless it is a VERY big cat.
kanakaken 4 months ago
@kanakaken sorry made a mistake there, must been run over by that truck!!! It is 110, what was I thinking?
kanakaken 4 months ago
imagine if you got ran over my that truck
Drewsky351 1 year ago
sweet!!! I wish i had 1...
freaky6429 1 year ago
trains. use them
CradLeRcker 1 year ago
can you say TORQUE.....lol
240SSONLY 1 year ago
OH FUCK GUYS BP! get ready for another spill in the outback
Veroga9 1 year ago 3
US truckers got nothin on that.
kurisu7885 1 year ago
It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes!
Suosaaski 1 year ago 2
im not gonna lie...thats a big fuck off gas tank
Zaleon90 1 year ago
what security measures do those BP road trains have?
I would quite like to steal one.
Doomsday2060 1 year ago
@Doomsday2060 a shotgun!
scottwa2468 1 year ago
@Doomsday2060 if they see you tryn to steal something on there trailers they will run u off the road. i knw this fella this car cut him off so at the traffic lights he got out pulled out his handgun and pistol whiped the cunt
senda2009 1 year ago
550 hp engine?! You mean the Bugatti Veyron has almost twice as much horse power as this centipede heavy monster? Wow!
7olusegun 1 year ago
@7olusegun Although the torque from a 600HP CAT could literally rip a Veyron in two
Mechknight73 1 year ago
@Mechknight73 That may be correct! I ain't actually thought of that! The low velocity ratio of the truck (in relation to the Bugatti Veyron's speed) might compensate for the high truck torque.
7olusegun 1 year ago
@7olusegun yer but those engine not made for haulin 3-7 trailers they are made for performance.
senda2009 1 year ago
the moving i dont mind but how do they load that stuff
SIPHNEY 1 year ago
@SIPHNEY Depending on the trailers to be loaded, with a container loader, a team of forklifts, or one really busy loader
Mechknight73 1 year ago
I wonder how they load those big items on that mammote trucks!
mamatalu 1 year ago 2
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wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
dude whoever drives that is a STUD
villaricakid728 1 year ago
ooooaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuu
galantes100 1 year ago
What if someone slashed the tires of the centipede?
strilight 1 year ago
wow
nichols5536 1 year ago
you couldn't fit all of the hot chicks in Australia in 5 of those trucks. some many gorgeous broads come from Australia
thnk4urself 1 year ago 3
its the beast
Quinxcunz 1 year ago
i would hate to have to back then into somewhere tight lol
kinghowie8 1 year ago
fags it was my firends nerdy dad
nicknvnny107 2 years ago
Holy shit this trucks are awesome
they can like take the white house lol
theprayerpker 2 years ago
@theprayerpker Be better just to burn it down again!
rabid1canadian 1 year ago
The aussie's are nuts. Gotta love them.
Greets from holland.
bigcrunch0 2 years ago 3
@bigcrunch0 Nope true craziness is ice road trucks. I've worked as a longhaul truck driver in remote Western Australia, where I'd be sharing roads with these behemoths. The only time it's scary is when you have a rookie driver whom hasn't got the hang of two or more trailers.
Mechknight73 1 year ago
WHY IS IT CARRYING A HOUSE
TheeMikester 2 years ago
cause sum1 wuld of bought it mate
senda2009 2 years ago
@TheeMikester That's not a house, it's part of an industrial building. Biggest thing I've seen a Mamoet rig carry yet is a 6 storey high oil rig section
Mechknight73 1 year ago
they need that horse power to pull the weight dumbo
Harleywatene 2 years ago
that is just one amazing thing that i have ever seen, either on the tv or on youtube
fleafanflea 2 years ago
550 horse power? so low...in gemrany the mercedes trucks wich one 1 camp had around 600 horse power
xXHockeystar2008Xx 2 years ago
they dont need 600 hp... ever figured that out.... its like cars.... sum have 250 hp while sum have like 120... still works an get you from a to b
camvvti 2 years ago 2
@camvvti i know...but you see the standart in australia is low...and they want to have the longest trucks?
xXHockeystar2008Xx 2 years ago
you dumb fck
DASHER2000AU 2 years ago
@DASHER2000AU ...xD shut up
xXHockeystar2008Xx 2 years ago
@camvvti Not when your load is over 150 tonnes; you need all the power you can get, unless you're carrying a road train full of polystyrene foam
Mechknight73 1 year ago
@xXHockeystar2008Xx This truck was build in 1995. And they don't have slopes.
silverblackss 2 years ago
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this is so GAY all shit like this is FUCK it all
nicknvnny107 2 years ago
ultimate radio controlled 'toy'
99tollap 2 years ago 18
most expensive to..
chaingang666420 2 years ago
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who the FUCK would watch this shit
nicknvnny107 2 years ago
i would...and why are you watching it? you fuckin dildo!!!
AndrewWallace1 2 years ago 3
@AndrewWallace1 ... Good reply
robotracking 2 years ago 2
Thanks man people like that just piss me off
AndrewWallace1 2 years ago 4
@nicknvnny107
I would watch this...and apparently you would too. You don't have to hate just b/c these trucks are bigger and more powerful than anything you'll ever have.
jetengine7 2 years ago