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pigeonfarmboy 04-14-2014 10:50 AM

Technical term needed
 
Is there a term used for tractors pulling two more behind like this?: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...kepackCrop.JPG

(My obvious lack of trucking knowledge on full display here haha!)

doodlebug 04-14-2014 11:10 AM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Piggyback! At least that's what I call it. http://autotrucktransport.com/services/driveaway/
Cheers, Neil.

spudd 04-14-2014 12:48 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Yep that's what it's called
I used to haul a lot that way...
Had a few come loose on me also

BRICKNICK 04-14-2014 08:36 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by spudd (Post 108606)
Yep that's what it's called
I used to haul a lot that way...
Had a few come loose on me also

How did that go over when they came loose? I can't even imagine.

Lmackattack 04-14-2014 09:23 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
I always called it piggyback as well. Guys around here say the same...

spudd 04-14-2014 09:38 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BRICKNICK (Post 108628)
How did that go over when they came loose? I can't even imagine.

First time it happened I thought I blew a tandem
The whole truck I was driving started to feel like the azz end was loose
Got out to check and found a loose saddle on the front truck

Second time the saddle slid back till it found a cross member and stopped
That was the last time I trusted someone else to tighten the u bolts on my saddles so I started carrying a big azz crescent wrench with me
Got lots of looks on the plane when I flew to get trucks

pigeonfarmboy 04-15-2014 10:27 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Thanks gents! This will be my first project when the shop is back up and running.

TRUCKMAKER 04-16-2014 06:54 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Any more we get alot of our trucks this way. It's kind of fun to see how long it takes to get a driver in and out of the shop. Every body wants to see the new toys so we drop what were doing someone grabs the crane controls, some body gets to each corner to put in the axles and hang tires if necassary. Usually we can put 1 on the ground ready to drive off in under 15 minutes kinda like a slow NASCAR pit stop lol.

pigeonfarmboy 04-17-2014 08:19 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3828/...3e2a317b_c.jpg

Who's coming over to turn some screws!?!

Hockeydad 04-17-2014 09:34 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Does anyone have pictures of the saddles?

Bryan

fhhhstix 04-17-2014 09:48 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pigeonfarmboy (Post 108836)
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3828/...3e2a317b_c.jpg

Who's coming over to turn some screws!?!



Just say when and we can get started.:D


Travis

Diesel Demond 04-17-2014 11:16 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
man thats some coin. be cool to see when your done. you need to get a assembly line going!!lol

doodlebug 04-18-2014 12:03 AM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pigeonfarmboy (Post 108836)
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3828/...3e2a317b_c.jpg

Who's coming over to turn some screws!?!

I wish :D:D:D

Cheers, Neil.

avel 04-18-2014 12:30 AM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Nice!

Izzy 04-18-2014 03:22 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
Next week end. :)

pigeonfarmboy 04-18-2014 11:47 PM

Re: Technical term needed
 
YUP! Im gonna use Trav's machiney bits since mine are burnt and landfilly now.

toniolillo 04-19-2014 06:06 AM

Re: Technical term needed
 
I've never seen anything like it, is a very interesting project


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