New rear steer trailer unit
transporting 56 ft long concrete support beams required a rear steer bogie, one particular Dutch Haulage Firm went one step further and included a driver in the rear steer trailer unit.
This unit was manufactured in Seattle WA by Buss Bilt.
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Added: Jan-20-2013
By: thecleaner001
In: Other
Tags: rear steer unit, driver controlled rear steer bogie,
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 38484 | Comments: 222 | Votes: 22 | Favorites: 20 | Shared: 439 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
By: thecleaner001
In: Other
Tags: rear steer unit, driver controlled rear steer bogie,
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 38484 | Comments: 222 | Votes: 22 | Favorites: 20 | Shared: 439 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
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New rear steer trailer unit.
99% of the video show it going straight.
Posted Jan-20-2013 By-Capital- (119.90) -Capital- View Channel Send Message
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its not a new design...but there it is
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByWHITE__MALE__MINORITY (65.90) 
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@-Capital- Not new at all hyundai brought their press into the factory in montgomery,alabama the same way.
Posted Jan-22-2013 ByBostHost (2.80) 
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Cool roadster design, but if that beam should slip...the rear driver is toast.
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByOswald2001 (915.06) Oswald2001 View Channel Send Message
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@Oswald2001 more likely to be flat bread lol...
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByBoggle101 (1.50) 
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@Oswald2001 He's a black man I think. Figures...
Posted Jan-25-2013 Bykhamomil (1612.84) 
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Makes Hummers cry
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByUnit673 (7.00) 
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Hell no, I wouldn't be back there with that beam over my head!
Posted Jan-20-2013 Bycookie659 (123.78) cookie659 View Channel Send Message
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These trucks have been on the road for 3-5 yrs.
Now they have remote control back drives.
Just sayin
Posted Jan-20-2013 Bybestbuyfromme (37.54) 
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Dutch are ingenious folk.
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByMonique Jones (249.60) Monique Jones View Channel Send Message
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@Monique Jones If only they were smart enough to keep Muslims out of their country...
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByEternal21 (320.20) 
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@Monique Jones Uh, it was made in America. The firm that was dutch just bought it and used it for their construction company. MADE IN USA, State of Washington
Posted Jan-21-2013 Byqwerty4242 (1261.80) qwerty4242 View Channel Send Message
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@qwerty4242 Cheers.
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByMonique Jones (249.60) Monique Jones View Channel Send Message
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Cool design.
The ones I have seen the driver is in the back, so if they get rear ended he is toast.
I would guess that roof is reinforced in case that beam slips.
A lot longer than 56 feet.
Posted Jan-20-2013 Bymoefugger (2157.96) 
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That rear support unit, with it's eight wheels, and cool looking cab, would be an awesome vehicle just on it's own.
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByWeimadog (28.38) 
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Sure,as long as you are always going down hill.
Posted Jan-20-2013 Bythe wedge (380.30) 
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How many wheels? Ok,thats it, give me the mouse!
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByILOVEBACON8 (258.00) 
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@Weimadog If it had Engine!
Posted Jan-21-2013 Byplanesailing (369.30) 
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thats way longer than 56 feet, a standard trailer is that long.
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByGodOfLies (47.00) 
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I don't think I would feel comfortable with all of that mass right over me!
Posted Jan-21-2013 Byzillagod (183.80) 
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56 feet?!
Try 201 feet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQd5I0wXjiY&feature=player_embedded
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByDEADBEEF (4238.56) 
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far out!
Dutchies rock :)))
Reden ze daar nou net bij Zoetermeer onder de voetgangersbrug/tunnel door?
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByMrsBean (97.10) 
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Nice Sim City soundtrack FTW!
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByHellster (124.56) 
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Gotta to be a midget to sit comfortably in the rear
Posted Jan-20-2013 ByNash Blue (98.90) 
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@Nash Blue or they could hire one of those smaller guys from Home Depot or Lowes parking lots! :-)
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByMike Callery (1.00) 
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!!!Amazing!!! Havent seen one of this trucks.
The pre-fabricated "I" beams for bridge construction, yes is very common here tho!
Cool video and music my friend!
Voted.
Posted Jan-20-2013 By2Crazy4U (4817.00) 
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@2Crazy4U Second that!
And Voted as well! :)
Posted Jan-21-2013 ByVagabundoR1 (1664.06) 
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