French built Nicolas trailer 20 axles with 160 tires
Combined mass of 450 tons and 100 yards long
Some pictures extracted from a magazine called SUPERTRUCK 1983.
One of the longest heavy hauls in history - two giant Kenworth 993's toiling nearly 400miles in the Spanish sun. It takes 65 people to work out each move, including armed guards, and they're going to do it seven more times.
Testing a 90t dummy load "container with sea water"
Kenworth 993 6x6's 700hp with a Trabosa 18 axle trailer.
Intended to be used to move 365t steam generators for a Nuclear Power Station.
These units are now somewhere in the world Tunisian Power and Light Company. The other has been seen in India. The big question who has photographed them today. There are only three that were built out of the PACCAR factory.
Mammoet Southern Africa
These photos show a 230t x 70m x 5m Stainless Steel 'gassifier tower' destined for SASOL 2/3, Secunda made by DB Thermal. Overall train length 105m and height from the ground 8.1m.
MAN 48.700 (MAN V12 700hp) 8x8's front / rear & Nicolas 9 and 13 axle modules.
Another picture out of China of the NICOLAS Tractomas 760hp tractor with a steam generator.
Some photos of the SASOL Project Turbo 'Orthoflow Converter' made in India and transported inland by Mammoet SA.
Dimensions
44m long x 7.4m wide x 8.3m (9.4 m high on trailer)
Train length including tractors 84m
3 x MAN 48.700 8x8's
NICOLAS 22 axle module weighs empty 76t.