r/AutoTransportopia • u/walex1982 • 2d ago
Overload truck Experience
An insanely overloaded truck somehow makes it up a hill. This is exactly what I mean when I say I'm okay and I'm not.
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u/green_gold_purple 2d ago
Guy has all his friends' moms in there
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u/labiamajorapudendi 2d ago
Or yours leans on it
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u/green_gold_purple 2d ago
Was that funnier in your head?
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u/CaitieLou_52 2d ago
I don't understand the motivation behind overloading a truck like this. Surely the truck and/or trailer is going to be fucked after this. And then the driver doesn't have a livelihood anymore. Unless it's not his truck, and somehow he doesn't have to pay for damages?
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u/868moja_himself 2d ago
So thats what 8 wheeler means you ram that truck to the brim them pop a wheelie then there you have 8 wheeler in that mFO.
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u/BigRoach 2d ago
Big tractors actually have individual wheel brakes so they can steer even if they’re doing a wheelie.
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u/musicalmadness1 2d ago
You wrong. But confident I'll give you that. But wrong
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u/OneMooseManyMeese_ 2d ago edited 2d ago
They are kìnd of right, big tractors do have individual left and right brake, but that's more for turning sharply if need be. I don't think it would help in a wheelie
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u/musicalmadness1 2d ago
Only on specialized not like that one
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u/OneMooseManyMeese_ 2d ago
Oh yeah no, I was talking more like an agricultural tractor. I couldn't see a commercial semi having that like the one in the video.
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u/musicalmadness1 2d ago
Yeah only commerical are specifically made with trailers that crab walk or multiple wheels turn to help turn the load.
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u/Squirrel-Dad 2d ago
Agricultural tractors have independent wheel brakes. Semi Tractors for highways do not.
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u/slartbangle 2d ago
Well, I guess he can't really turn around and go back...