heavy haulage การใช้

• Heavy haulage driver, Mark King is half-way through a marathon job.
• They were designed for hard work and heavy haulage and they did their job remarkably well.
• Such displays include heavy haulage, threshing, sawing logs, ploughing and road-making.
• Various means of propulsion to cope with the steep grades and potentially heavy haulage weights were considered.
• Yew added the current trailer fleet size is sufficient to meet the company's heavy haulage activities.
• In the early 1980s, heavy haulage company Mammoet refined the concept into the form we see today.
• It profiles Jon Kelly and the trucking fleet at his Brisbane-based trucking company Heavy Haulage Australia.
• Scammell went on to develop a heavy haulage model, the Samson, basically a four axle 8x4 Crusader.
• In 2014 Toll NQX acquired Deeson Heavylift, a specialist heavy haulage, based at Bowen Basin in Queensland.
• Heavy haulage by railways proved to be much more efficient than the slow haulage undertaken by drays and teamsters.
• "Nevertheless, our outlook for Malaysia's heavy haulage industries in the next two years remains bright.
• The feasibility of road connections was considered in terms of being able to allow for heavy haulage of ore and timber
• Most heavy haulage and heavy lift engineering firms employ heavy duty tractor-unit models that can accommodate a ballast box.
• When required, the heavy haulage company Pickfords would move a stator by road to Ealand depot, to the south of Crowle.
• Heavy haulage variants of tractor-units are often turned into a ballast tractor by fitting temporary ballast, which may require special permitting.
• There are a few departments in Logistics, namely : Conventional Department, Container Department, Warehouse, Marine Engineering, Heavy Haulage, etc.
• In 1942, the Heavy Haulage division moved Mulberry harbour sections ( temporary harbour ) to sea launchings prior to them being towed across the English Channel for the Normandy landings.
• Heavier versions of tractor units, such as those used in heavy haulage and road trains, tend to have four or more axles, with more than two axles driven.
• With the T range being the Bonneted Models and the C for Heavy Haulage, Mine, Off road and Road Train use and the K range being the Cab over models.
• Unlike four-wheel drive drivetrains, this configuration is only used in extreme off-road and military uses, in particular heavy duty uses, such a heavy haulage and missile carriers.