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Is this photoshopped, or is this how they carry gas down under?

I was told that truck trains are common in Australia. Frankly I think it looks about as dangerous as can be. :shocked:
 
Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
real. thats how they carry it across the deserted areas of aussie land.
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You mean the Outback?

I learned that watching Crocodile Dundee. 😀
 
probablly real, but just a demo pic for the tractor unit or someone messing about 😉

largest you can have in WA is a double-B train i think, that's three trailers AFAIK, and gas can only be a single trailer (again AFAIK).

Search for 'Merredin' and 'longest roadtrain' if you really want to be impressed 😀
 
It LOOKS approximately correct... But every other pic I've seen of the truck cabs they use, they're INSANELY beefy, hardcore models. That one looks like a standard, US-based medium range freeway hauler.
 
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Would have been nice in the Road Warrior 😛
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Yeah, just ditch one of the tanks and while the marauder bands are scrambling after it you can get away with the other two.
 
Originally posted by: Sluggo
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Is this photoshopped, or is this how they carry gas down under?

I was told that truck trains are common in Australia. Frankly I think it looks about as dangerous as can be. :shocked:
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Dug777 does not give $hit to you 😛 😀
 
The perspective looks all wrong, unless the suspension in the rear axles of each trailer happened to be softer than the one in the front axles.
 
Originally posted by: Howard
The perspective looks all wrong, unless the suspension in the rear axles of each trailer happened to be softer than the one in the front axles.
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Gas is so much money only half of them are filled.
 
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Originally posted by: Howard
The perspective looks all wrong, unless the suspension in the rear axles of each trailer happened to be softer than the one in the front axles.
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Gas is so much money only half of them are filled.
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What?

EDIT: Thread from the dead. 🙁
 
My guess is that it's chopped, 1st trailer has 1 set of wheels (plus the set on the "truck"), 2nd has 2 sets of 3, 3rd has 2 sets of 3, 4th has 1 set of 3????? Unless its a double long trailer😀
 
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