EXTREME MACHINES – $7 MILLION TRUCK & TRAILER
Kenworth T2000 Million Truck & Trailer
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i want this mans job
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45 tons = heavy truck??? i don´t think so
whats the name of the music which starts at 0:36 sec ???? Reply ASAP !!!
I have a w-900 and they probably picked the t-2000 because it turns much better
imagine to crash that bitch
@koekwous01 mine
@koekwous01
Depends on the Exchange Rate actually:)
@Firelife3 are you kidding? 90,000 lbs isn’t heavy? the average car is 3,000
The truck isn’t a heavy hauler moving a oversize load but for a typical truck and (dry van) trailer 45-ton is heavy when 40-ton is most weight one can gross without a permit (in the US).
@koekwous01 the one in the video. Your load is expensive, the truck and trailer are not.
@killer2600 here in finland we can have a total weight of 60 tons
if you have a truck, and a 5-axle trailer behind…
@Firelife3 we can have upwards of 80 tons (160,000 lbs) but anything over 40 tons is overweight and requires permits not to mention a trailer with more than two axles. But that’s heavy haul, 40-ton and less is standard general freight weight.
at 45 tones that not all that big the pay load i haul is 76.5 with out the weaght off the truck (wich is 40 t) and thats on public roads every day.
This guy does have one of the best jobs in the world but as for the rest of this story,,Blaa blaa blaa
i spent 2 years driving a new T2000,…total junk after 300 thousand miles,fiberglass and ABS body panels/aero skirts rattle loose,the entire interior rattled and squeaked,i was constantly having to tighten everything down from everyday road use,the truck was VERY well maintained…i traded it in on a new KW W900,which is easily best truck ive ever owned
O YEA !! U GOT THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD
@koekwous01
2500 lbs of iridium loaded in the back of a dodge pickup is worth a hell of alot more(iridium is one of the rares metals on the planet).
Its like 500 dollars per TROY OUNCE.
However, it is unusual to find massive quantities in any location.
Either way, I’ve seen a beat up old mack carry a load worth 9 million,
thing was loaded with a GPS sat, huge ass trailer….very very small payload :\
Stay the @uck out of New York!
Der Mann hat steife nippel:D
@Firelife3 A trailer with 5 axles ain’t needed necessarily, 4 is enough, even 3 or 2 if the truck itself has 4 or 5 axles for the max. 60t GVW. Anyway, for freight transportation the 5-axle trailer (mostly with single wheels) is common due to it allows more tolerance to share the payload between the truck (rigid) and its trailer. The payloads vary a lot depending on the purpose of course, e.g. a FRC equipped 25.25m combo only takes ca. 35t as a payload whereas it can be 45t in certain cases.
the best job in the world is probably those three fuckers who present TOPGEAR,gettin paid to drive the shit out of any car they feel like!
Drive next to someone in A luxury car and yell out down at them! my wheels cost 7mill biatch keep rollin rollin rollin!!
1:15 cant… stop… looking.. at… nipple…
@koekwous01
Truck is not a tank it is other thing.
@Nate721100 It’s just a normal Kenworth. The production trailer runs off of shore power or rented generators when parked at locations.