Interesting Heavy Haul Truck in Oklahoma

Mike even though it has heavy specs, it could be pulling two forty foot coal trailers

Hey D4e,

Could also be used on a hydraulic fold down neck trailer.

Hard to say. Gravel, cattle, you name it. Around here we are not allowed that little tag axle, trucks mostly tri-drive.

Probably an oversize load hauler. Looks like a compressor mover.

In Waco Tx now and I'm noticing non of the heavy haul trucks have low boy ramps on them. Here is a Cat Holt truck with no ramps and a hyd. trailer. Guess Cozad and Murray are not popular in the mid-southern states.

In Waco Tx now and I'm noticing non of the heavy haul trucks have low boy ramps on them. Here is a Cat Holt truck with no ramps and a hyd. trailer. Guess Cozad and Murray are not popular in the mid-southern states.

No we don't have the same bridge rules as Cali so we don't need 8 tires per axle to haul a D10T. Take the blade off and go. Holt has a blanket overwidth, overweight DOT permit, like a lot of the bigger contractors. D11's require the big trailers.

Holt is a Load King trailer dealer BTW.

Hey Mike,
You on a road trip? Where to? Keeping us in the dark? You been pretty quite lately. On a honeymoon?

OiH, whenever work is slow I like to hit the road. No KW or Power Wagon this time. We took her new VW Passat on a 5,400 mile walk about. Fancy little car with a bunch of buttons to mess with. The car stops automatically if your messing with the buttons and traffic stops :-0. Then takes off up to full speed by itself. Makes it much safer to text and drive 😊

We went and saw old faithful after visiting my mom in Seeley Lake, Mt. Then taking our time heading down to visit Bob Krocker in around Rock, TX.