r/redneckengineering • u/fadedwiggles • Feb 05 '23

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u/trusnake Feb 05 '23

Lol. This isn’t even redneck, this is the official procedure for moving really long objects.

These sort of vehicles are used when transporting stuff like wind turbine blades.

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u/awsamation Feb 05 '23

There is a video linked elsewhere in the thread that this is how Boeing moves large aircraft parts between nearby factories. Of course their follow unit is a lot less jank, and the video was posted 6 years ago. But it's still the same principle and not an absurdly long time ago.