SCI/TECH: Biggest truck load on South African Roads

This is one of the biggest loads on South African roads, a splitter and an orthoflow converter. The lower section of the splitter will consist of four 700 horsepower haulers, two trailers and a vessel that is 64 meters long, 8,5 meters wide and 11 metres high. The trailer combinations will be accompanied by service trucks carrying thousands of liters of Sasol diesel, as well as tires and spares. Several bridges over which the equipment travels have already been reinforced and in places, Eskom will have to lift or even take down electrical cables, then re-erect them as the vehicles pass through.



This project is on the end a good investment in people’s lives and health. Looking out for the environment and people is a grate way to win the harts of the workers and residence.

And a must admit this is a huge load, sow it myself on the way back home from a weekend out. It don’t sounds that grate on the news or radio but se it for yourself it’s a experience you must se the truck making 90 degree corners unbelievable.

It is gust the speed 5 km an hour can get on ones nerves.


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[edit on 12-7-2004 by Zion Mainframe]

[edit on 12-7-2004 by Zion Mainframe]

do the reporters need spell check???

And a must admit this is a huge load, sow it myself on the way back home from a weekend out. It don�t sounds that grate on the news or radio but se it for yourself it�s a experience you must se the truck making 90 degree corners unbelievable