> shultiswinford said on
11-17-2009 at
17:44:
look at my profile - Thanks that video is awsome
> rigmover06 said on
09-21-2009 at
17:29:
dsegarreuth,Get a life you moronic imbecile.When we move these loads, it is well posted in advance the route they will take and the escort vehicles do the best they can to keep traffic flowing and minimize any delays by the traveling public. We don't ruin the land or do any damage to roadways or anything else. We move stuff likes this for a living and are PROFESSIONAL in how we do our jobs.So relax and enjoy the ride.
> dsegarreuth said on
09-20-2009 at
08:04:
Your the idiots that ruined the land and blocked me on the road.
> kenatftmac said on
09-15-2009 at
01:45:
I work up there and have seen a few much larger than this one.
> caprokket said on
09-14-2009 at
10:37:
Yeah, thats gonna be awesome,, FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE AROUND IN THE YEAR 3000
> scaffmasterus said on
09-07-2009 at
04:35:
There are no refineries in Fort McMurray. They are called upgraders. They upgrade bitumen to crude oil which is then refined at refineries
> bodryn said on
09-03-2009 at
20:45:
Please don't blame me for what my stupid corporate government does. The people don't really choose their leaders here, although some people still believe they do.
> shadesCAN said on
08-23-2009 at
19:15:
Hmm coming from an american Why dont you start riding a bike Because its the USA that is the reason we are harvesting the oil sands. 2/3 of the oil in canada gets shipped to the USA . So in the end it is mainly the Usa's fault , then your government has the nerve to say we are the problem
> MishuTaste said on
08-18-2009 at
18:44:
Whatever the hell that is, I don't want it to come loose and roll over my car.
> Contractor240 said on
08-06-2009 at
17:01:
If you type Scammell Contractor in you will see a British truck that is rated @ 240 tons solo. They have been known to move near 1000 tons by themselves. Power comes from a 275BHP Cummins driving through a semi automatic gearbox. They are one hell of a truck... Often seen working in multiples mainly for extra braking power and to make the job easier.
> bodryn said on
07-17-2009 at
23:03:
All that for "dirty oil", eh? Too bad. I wonder if Alberta will end up like West Virginia.
> Dodgeram591 said on
07-11-2009 at
12:20:
I Know I drive for singer specialized in Calgary
> nchiplin said on
07-10-2009 at
12:57:
I wouldn't say. The size of the highway doesn't affect the size and weight of the load. The driver has to go that slow or he'll lose control.
> nchiplin said on
07-10-2009 at
12:56:
I remember that load, they had it come through our city overnight so it wouldn't cause traffic problems.
> snedie69er said on
05-05-2009 at
20:50:
coker ovens
> monsieug said on
05-05-2009 at
05:17:
!!!SHOCKING!!!Check out this trailer of an upcoming film about the oil sands, it's SHOCKING!search for this: h2oil trailer
> CaFilms said on
05-01-2009 at
15:02:
what is that its pulling
> frmerrin2 said on
04-01-2009 at
21:41:
At least its a lot better looking.
> malibujordan said on
03-31-2009 at
03:24:
this is a tiny haul i saw one go through town a few months ago with three truck pulling and four pushing. it looked aqward to steer
> HondaCRF150Rider said on
02-24-2009 at
02:36:
My cousin owns Premay!!
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