This impressive bit of moving took place in Gothenburg harbour in Sweden recently – the gigantic steel structure measured 24m long and 34m wide and weighed...
Heavy Haulage
Biglorryblog: ALE getting windy in Saudi Arabia
Starting in January, ALE was contracted for the transportation, erection and installation of one 2.75-120 wind turbine at a wind farm in Huraymila, around 80km north of Riyadh. ALE received the wind turbine components from a vessel at the Jubail Industrial Port and...
Biglorryblog: Good scenery, good truck, good trailer good job
It isn't easy to be an owner driver these days. In the current financial climate many are calling it a day. But one owner operator is bucking the trend and doing it in the specialised world of heavy haulage. Steve Butlers Volvo FH can often be seen carrying strange...
Biglorryblog: MAN and ALE takes the train
Abnormal Load Engineering (ALE) has completed the unloading and transportation of a train, consisting of 11 units, in just one day in Saudi Arabia. ALE received the 11 units, made up of nine carriages and two locomotives to form one train, at the Jubail Industrial...
Biglorryblog: T cabs don’t come much better than this
Steve took a trip to the Thirsk Truck show,, and one of the undoubted stars was this Scania 142 T cab. With its extended cab , plenty of bright work and resplendent in its new livery of heavy haulier GCS Johnson. Completely stunning I think we all agree. More from...
Biglorryblog: Weighty loads on the road with ALE
Abnormal Load Engineering is progressing with the DGS Zubair Oil Field Project and has transported 16 Out of Gauge (OOG) items. ALE received several shipments at Umm Qasr Port and has transported the items, ranging from 90t – 130t, 80km to the Zubair Oil Field job...
Biglorryblog: Carrying the weight with Osmonds
Kent-based Osmonds Transport & Planing has taken delivery of two new step frame trailers with beavertails from Andover Trailers – continuing a working relationship between the two companies which has lasted almost three decades. The new 56 and 73 tonne step frames...
Biglorryblog: Open wide with ALE
Image by, and courtesy of, Tom Evans Abnormal load Engineering (ALE) work world wide moving some of the biggest loads imaginable. To do so means being innovative, in the past when ALE couldn't find a truck to match their exacting specifications, they simply designed...
Biglorryblog: ALE getting windy in Saudi Arabia
Starting in January, ALE was contracted for the transportation, erection and installation of one 2.75-120 wind turbine at a wind farm in Huraymila, around 80km north of Riyadh. ALE received the wind turbine components from a vessel at the Jubail Industrial Port and...
Biglorryblog: Good scenery, good truck, good trailer good job
It isn't easy to be an owner driver these days. In the current financial climate many are calling it a day. But one owner operator is bucking the trend and doing it in the specialised world of heavy haulage. Steve Butlers Volvo FH can often be seen carrying strange...
Biglorryblog: MAN and ALE takes the train
Abnormal Load Engineering (ALE) has completed the unloading and transportation of a train, consisting of 11 units, in just one day in Saudi Arabia. ALE received the 11 units, made up of nine carriages and two locomotives to form one train, at the Jubail Industrial...
Biglorryblog: T cabs don’t come much better than this
Steve took a trip to the Thirsk Truck show,, and one of the undoubted stars was this Scania 142 T cab. With its extended cab , plenty of bright work and resplendent in its new livery of heavy haulier GCS Johnson. Completely stunning I think we all agree. More from...
Biglorryblog: Weighty loads on the road with ALE
Abnormal Load Engineering is progressing with the DGS Zubair Oil Field Project and has transported 16 Out of Gauge (OOG) items. ALE received several shipments at Umm Qasr Port and has transported the items, ranging from 90t – 130t, 80km to the Zubair Oil Field job...
Biglorryblog: Carrying the weight with Osmonds
Kent-based Osmonds Transport & Planing has taken delivery of two new step frame trailers with beavertails from Andover Trailers – continuing a working relationship between the two companies which has lasted almost three decades. The new 56 and 73 tonne step frames...
Biglorryblog: Open wide with ALE
Image by, and courtesy of, Tom Evans Abnormal load Engineering (ALE) work world wide moving some of the biggest loads imaginable. To do so means being innovative, in the past when ALE couldn't find a truck to match their exacting specifications, they simply designed...
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