🚛. Brutum Logistics, with SR Coyne Contracting & Charles Hull Contracting moving a EX3600 excavator. скачать в хорошем качестве

🚛. Brutum Logistics, with SR Coyne Contracting & Charles Hull Contracting moving a EX3600 excavator.

The start up view, is of Charles Hull Contracting Mack Titan on Bindoon Hill. A Hitachi EX3600 Mining Excavator, is being hauled north in two parts on Friday 18 August 2023. Brutum Logistics Kenworth C509 'Creating a Storm'. Is hauling the undercarriage. And Charles Hull Contracting Mack Superliner with the chassis. SR Coyne Contracting, Mack Titan block truck, is the helper pull truck for Brutum Logistics driver from Muchea road train yard, as far as Dalwallinu. (Dally) This video starts from when the oversize load convoy, is approaching Muchea Road Train Assembley Area, where Shayne Coyne has been waiting, to hook up to the C509. In his Mack Titan block truck. YERNO, on the rego plate. And with high quality paint work and sign writing commerating the ANZAC spirit, as seen on his truck. The video then shows, the 2 @ 8.5mtr width oversize, heading out from Muchea road train hookup yard. Passing by on Great Northern Highway, south of Chittering Roadhouse. Crossing over Brockman River bridge in Bindoon.. Where we overtake them. Then on top of Bindoon Hill, heaps of trucking action here! It's here, where they actually have caught up, following another 2 @ 8.5 mtr width oversize. I've videoed them first up Bindoon Hill, before the guys witth the Hitachi EX3600 Excavator turned up. Another Hitachi product! This one being a Mining dump truck chassis frame. Followed by the tipping tray body. (tub) 2 @ 8.5 mtr width. Charles Hull Contracting Mack Titan, with the Hitachi dump truck. And DTMT Logistics Volvo FH16 600 with the tub. This oversize, pulled into the truck stop parking area, to allow the team with the EX3600 to overtake them. Listen to the grunt from SR Coyne's Mack Titan, as it helps Brutum Logistics Kenworth C509 up Bindoon Hill. Bloody awesome I thought! Last video, taken at Little Bindoon Hill, as the oversize headed north on Great Northern Highway. (mini tripod action!🙂)