Worlds Largest Fuel Truck
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Published 2011-10-08
All Comments (21)
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I drive a 72 ton 9 axle King-B train fuel tanker here in Canada. I can't imagine pulling 170 tons...The road train drivers down under are a special breed. Hats off to you gents!
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Everything is bigger in Texas. Australia: Hold my beer.
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this gave me a great sense of pride. i don't drive trucks but I understand the importance of trucks and these Legends keeping Australia going
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Nothing, but the highest respect for the Australian truckdrivers.
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If any Americans are getting excited about seeing Kenworths, hate to tell you but they are Aussie made.
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Hi from canada, being a truck mechanic for long time. The N14 in my opinion is one of the best engines ever made!
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Australians have longer trucks but shorter shorts than anyone
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I don’t want to do Pre trip inspection on this thing , my shift would be over by the time I am done checking tires . No
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Used to drive for BP Amoco North America before BP retired the fleet. We had a poster of this road train on the shop wall. Always wanted to drive one. On the bucket list I guess.
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Hats off to the Truckker, he's done a lot good delivering fuel so many miles away, where the rail does'nt reach.
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Garth is a cool dude ! He drives in his socks.
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I'd hate to miss my turn in one of those! 😨😨
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Australia is a badass country
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I am proud to say Australian , and I am a proud to say I am a Road train driver ...
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I cannot even imagine the vastness of Australia and driving the truck train. Maybe if I was 60 years younger........
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What a remarkable machine! Human ingenuity never ceases to amaze us.
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lubricants as well eh...? maybe these guys can deliver my amazon order...
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Absolute beasts. Tough as and incredible to watch. If you ever come here to Perth and drive out of the city, use some caution and patience when passing these things though!
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Love the official road train socks! makes driving comfy.
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You should see the minesites. Picture four trailers, and the trucks themselves add a whole new meaning to the phrase "monster truck." The cab is the same size as a normal Kenworth, but they have earthmover-sized wheels. Their loaded weight is more like 200 tonnes
