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Yes I think you've nailed it. Very suspect.I call bs. Slow, pedestrian crossing sign. Really? Looks like maybe an rc truck. And I don't mean the cola. Shadow under the truck comes and goes, computer glitches all over. Grass where the road is washed out.
WOW!! What a picture.This is how far we had to strip one to haul back in the day
Now days they let you put 13 axles under it and go
Plenty of diesel smoke on the out road, none when deeded most! (probably a hybrid. Wink. JimGutsy driver
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Max Headroom LIVES!!Computer generated imaging and AI will soon have it to where people will be voting for candidates that never existed and watching movies with no human actors even though they look real. AI can’t get the eyes perfect yet. Check out a movie called Looker with Albert Finney in it from the early eighties.
I wondered what the Tractor Vet has been doing lately, found him another trucking’ job. I can’t think of anybody else who could navigate a truck through that.Max Headroom LIVES!!
I didn’t find the one I was talking about but here’s another one that seems like it could be an underwear stainer. Tricky Wind generator blade haulI did watch a REAL video of a wind tower base section being moved through some town way up in the hills in New Zealand I believe. They were not crossing a washed out bridge but rather navigating through a town with tight intersections and buildings all around. The trailer fixture bolted on the base section so it could be titled up on the one end. If it wasn’t made like that the thing simply would not have fit through there.
It's cgiI call bs. Slow, pedestrian crossing sign. Really? Looks like maybe an rc truck. And I don't mean the cola. Shadow under the truck comes and goes, computer glitches all over. Grass where the road is washed out.
It can be done. Union Pacific Big Boy 4023 was moved by trailer in 2005.Gutsy driver
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