Roadtrain 'Rush Hour'from RayJay down-under... Digging Oz out of debt on Biglorryblog indeed!

| 3 Comments | No TrackBacks

noname8.jpg

Hello it's 'rush-hour' down amongst the roadtrains! 'Dozerman' RayJay has sent me these shots and says: "G'day old buddie, Finally got all the stuff to mesh and ship you over some pics to back up my 'diggin Oz outta debt' phrase! Note the mix of tractors are mostly C Kenworth and out of a fleet of 32 two Macks ISC Cummin @650 hp and 18-speed Roadrangers into Susu planet tri rears, The trailer's are mostly Smith side tippers four-axle note the ten foot stance on the trailers."

noname7.jpg

"The Cat 922c is topping out a Mack before setting off to a 24 km flat ish haul to the train loader, tare around 150-tonnes as a triple and gross 350-ttonnes which gives the whole deal a good work out even on the empty retrun trip. Seven trips make a full day for these fella's top speed around 85km/h..."

No TrackBacks

TrackBack URL: http://www.roadtransport.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/63205

3 Comments

Martin Phippard

Looks like a BUSY mine RayJay. Where are you based again?

The operation is very close to Blackwater in C/ Queensland highlands kinds the start of coal in the aera. I have mopre pic's of the trians dumping and broke down stc if you can put up with them
Digging OZ ouuta debt

Lars-Gunnar Åström

The Susu tri rears should be SISU a Finnich truckmake as developed these heavy axles.

From a Swede as know a little about SISU.

Leave a comment

What a user pic? Get a Gravatar!

Categories

Truck of the Year

truck-of-the-year-small.jpg

BigLorryBlog editor Brian Weatherley is the UK jury member for the International Truck of the Year award

Subscribe by E-mail

BLB Needs You!

About this Entry

This page contains a single entry by BigLorryBlog published on August 31, 2009 12:24 PM.

FTF is back on Biglorryblog. Welcome return to the big Dutch bruiser! was the previous entry in this blog.

When pommie trucks ruled the Outback in Oz...but where's that Foden now asks Mike D on Biglorryblog? is the next entry in this blog.

Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.