Allelys Heavy Haulage Delivering Steam Locomotive “2857” to Severn Valley Railway @ Bridgnorth 2018
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- čas přidán 12. 10. 2018
- Train Truckers Allelys Heavy Haulage delivering Steam Locomotive “2857” and it’s Tender being delivered to Severn Valley @ Bridgnorth from Pickering.
The Loco was delivered on a Goldhofer Beams and 6 trailer Combination and was being pulled by Allelys latest fleet addition T444 AHH a 250t 8x4 MAN 41.640 TGX D38.
The Tender was transported on one of Allelys Andover rail trailers and hauled by T333 AHH a Mercedes Arocs 3363 6x4.
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Amazing skill by the truck drivers, to get that size load in such a tight space
What amazing driving skill......great video , thank you.
Would have thought SVR would have moved all them parked cars for the day, top drivers though !
Okay now that is awesome driving by those truck drivers.
The drivers deserve a bonus for not even touching any of those cars parked down the entry road. I wonder how few insurance claims are made by owners of stupidly parked cars. Awesome driving skills.
I thought we had parking problems here in LA. High fives to the truck drivers.
4:50 is the bus that takes Oldbury Wells students to highly I think
Great driving with the trucks the cars should of been moved tho
Unfortunately the drive is shared access for a vets, car garage and a number of other businesses so this is not possible. We just have to work around them.
I saw this xD
Yes the cars should have been moved.
I don’t know who edits these videos but it is always a disappointment when you don’t show the loading and unloading of the trains. As it is, it’s a great video showing the reversing skills of the drivers but would have been better with the other stuff.
Unfortunately it is not always possible to film at the railway yards. This however is a particularly early video, if you take a look through the Chanel you will find plenty of unloading/unloading videos.
Thanks for watching
Jason
Nothing worse than being watched.
You know they’ve all been on TV don’t you? Nearly all of the drivers I film actively encourage the photos and videos I take and are usually the first to watch and share them.
Also I’m sure they are fairly used to being watched as it’s not exactly like you can haul steam trains up and down the country’s road network and go unnoticed.
Hope you enjoyed the watch though.