Baggertransport Rheinbraun AG
Bagger 288
Bagger 288
This is an actual machine - not a Shopped image.
The Freightliner & Ford threads made me want to find something JUMBO-SIZED.
O/T Another big vehicle
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This is an actual machine - not a Shopped image.
The Freightliner & Ford threads made me want to find something JUMBO-SIZED.
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You wanna see big? Have you seen the Space Shuttle transporter? Search for pics of that thing and post 'em. It's enormous. I dunno how it compares to that buggarschitzl thingy...
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shuttle transporter
Here it is...
And some stats to go with it
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Explanation: NASA's Crawler-Transporters are the largest tracked vehicles in existence. Although the crawlers pack over 5,000 horsepower, their top speed is less than two kilometers per hour when fully loaded. Eleven people are needed to drive a single crawler. Diesel fuel mileage is about 350 liters per kilometer (less than 0.007 miles per gallon). The crawler's function is to move NASA's space shuttles -- complete with launch platforms -- from the Assembly Building to the Launch Pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. Two of these massive machines have operated since the Apollo era and have now crawled over 4,000 kilometers, all the while keeping their contents perfectly upright. In this picture a crawler transports the shuttle Columbia to the pad prior to its March 1st launch on the latest Hubble Space Telelescope Servicing Mission
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It looks like the Baggertransport Bagger 288 is bigger and would cut one heck of a trench in just about anything...
Here it is...
And some stats to go with it
Explanation: NASA's Crawler-Transporters are the largest tracked vehicles in existence. Although the crawlers pack over 5,000 horsepower, their top speed is less than two kilometers per hour when fully loaded. Eleven people are needed to drive a single crawler. Diesel fuel mileage is about 350 liters per kilometer (less than 0.007 miles per gallon). The crawler's function is to move NASA's space shuttles -- complete with launch platforms -- from the Assembly Building to the Launch Pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. Two of these massive machines have operated since the Apollo era and have now crawled over 4,000 kilometers, all the while keeping their contents perfectly upright. In this picture a crawler transports the shuttle Columbia to the pad prior to its March 1st launch on the latest Hubble Space Telelescope Servicing Mission
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It looks like the Baggertransport Bagger 288 is bigger and would cut one heck of a trench in just about anything...
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Yep, it appears so. Wouldn't wanna piss off the driver of that thing. :lol:noddaz said:
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So that's why my Spanish teacher always told me not to use online translators!! :lol:
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