Extreme Trucks #31 - Road trains & Massive rigs of the Pilbara, mining trucks in action

Mining trucks and mega road trains in action in Australia's Pilbara region! Through the mountains, around roadhouse truck stops and towns, we follow them every where!
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[@annemuskee9004]

My beloved Australia. Awesome.

[@n10cities]

Dang those are some big roadtrains. As Commander Riker (ST-TNG) once said..."You guys don't do anything small, do you?" ;) Australia is like Texas on steroids!

[@pauljarvis446]

I live in Perth and I see B doubles and double road trains all the time. I can remember when road trains weren't allowed on Perth highways.

[@thunderbear0]

Australian and Kiwis trucks are insane so different from other part of world Love from Pakistan :D

[@cargo1971]

Hello from Germany Great Southern Land ❤

[@gimantolo6468]

hello...

[@reinaldodesouzareinaldo6322]

Simplesmente fantásticos esses trens das rodovias australianas!Decerto o relevo do território australiano deve ser em sua grande parte,relevo plano pra que esses caminhões consigam sobressair bem.🤝👏👏👏👍

[@jorgefonseca9225]

thanks fellas fot put this great vedeo really the best ever is in australia really heavy stronger equipment cheers from norway

[@chela.lastron]

MAGNIFICAS CARRETERAS BIEN SEÑALADA PARA SOPORTAR VELOCIDAD Y PESO CON SEGURIDAD VIAL.FELICITACION AL GROPO DE INGENIEROS TRABAJADORES EN GENERAL.VALE VEERLES Y ADMIRAR LA ASTUCIA DE CHOFERES Y POTENTES CAMIONES..MERCI BOCUT. R.J.CH.L

[@gasimmuhamed9846]

Love from Saudi Arabia nice trucks

[@TuffBurnOutTeam]

Welcome to You Tube to the world 🌍 don't break yar jaw when watching road trains in Australia 🌏

[@skylerzuck4155]

And yet another top quality video.

[@edward28051989]

Hello from Brazil. I love this sound. I can feel the smell of Diesel here

[@FabioTitoMontefinale]

Excelente video :) :) Muchas gracias :))

[@chotuvaijan5724]

Beautiful video coverage Beautiful people person Limit population Beautiful country

[@sunbeamtiger9876]

Sealed beam headlights and massive forward facing air intakes sitting high above the roof of the truck are two big visual differences between Aussie trucks and the trucks we regularly see here in Canada. We are just starting to allow doubles on the roadways here. Never actually seen a full on four trailer road train in person - amazing!!

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Yes sunbeam Tiger they really are incredible to watch, I never tire of it lol

[@johncunningham4820]

Sealed Beam Lights ? No . Halogens . Just not a lot of XENON lamps .

[@rossawood5075]

B Doubles were first trialled in Canada I believe!

[@johncunningham4820]

@@rossawood5075 . Really ? WHEN ?

[@GloriousChickenYT]

Wow, everything is so inverted in Australia. EVEN TRAINS RUN ON ROADS!

[@SmudMusik]

We ve Seen a bunch of roadtrains from Townsville to Mt. Isa (Qld) during our travel Absolutely stunning And one driver told me, it's not even that hard to drive, it's all about experience Best regards from Germany

[@skiddin31]

yea easy to drive forward try reversing one.

[@marcosinnes5999]

Great video top Greetings from Luxembourg

[@2cSLIVE]

O BRASIL agradece pelo video

[@garethifan1034]

Great to see so many top of the line Volvos there! Liked

[@rogergordon1765]

Im a fuel truck driver in the US. Im really interested in the fuel trucks /road trains and this video has a lot of them. Thank you. I'll share this with my co-workers..Roger

[@skylerzuck4155]

Roger Gordon I love RoadTrains, I’m going to drive truck when I turn 18 and visit Australia when I have the money/time, I probably would go just to watch the RoadTrains 😂

[@dartanion0075]

Triple bogey axle with 600hp trailer drive.oooh yeah.

[@SteveJohnson-SD70MAC-747]

Very cool to see the road trains! Great vid!

[@tmquan199]

I did Stuart Highway, pass and beeing passed by these truck at 130km/h are damn good feeling. 1 driver told me that he drives from Darwin to Adelaide (3000km) in 2 days, take a day off then go back - just crazy

[@majorlaff8682]

I did Karratha (on the Indian Ocean) to Cairns (on the Pacific Ocean) in three and a half days - just under 4500 km. It's a long way between nowhere and nowhere.

[@gary7360]

That's 15 hours a day at 60 mph

[@user-hk5ji5ws9d]

Hell Yeah Cool !

[@marcosinnes5999]

Super video i like it

[@fabianosilvaesilva1908]

Show de bola, aqui no Brasil é no máximo 30 metros e ainda gera discussão, muito legal esses rodo trens da Austrália !

[@roneimoro]

É o pessoal aqui achando 9 eixo coisa de outro mundo

[@evgenyzheleznyakov7779]

Mad Max!!!!!!

[@greggoldie2351]

Eating xx

[@justmeperthau]

Ah the good old Pilbara red dirt. Don’t miss that at all 😀

[@jennykenworthy498]

I think what people from overseas don't understand, is that in Ausrtralia, all heavy vehicles have dedicated haulage routes, pending set up and permits.

[@SukhwinderSinghk5246]

Awesome 👍

[@Dollar_maskinen]

thanks again for the awesome video mate.. I do not know what to write to you. love your videos so much. I'm a regular user on your channel which is awesomeness. looking forward to many more videos from you

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Really appreciate the support mate. It is quite time consuming making these vids but I really enjoy doing it so that makes it easier!

[@georgesherman5345]

Awesome. I can't imagine being a driver of these rigs. It has to be very nerve racking.

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

Near Sydney ?

[@shannolali2378]

Nice long vehicle to see From Oman

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Have you got these in Oman Shanno?

[@alihaider084]

No in oman these long vehicles doesn't exist but i really am surprised to see such a massive road trains run on Australia Do these drivers have different license? I mean how they control these vehicles and how they reverse these vehicles

[@azamatosmonaliuulu5616]

Аябай соннунго узуун жакшынаа корунот красавчик Кыргызстандан салам

[@100ververis]

The Scania at 3.52 was twin steer tri drive pulling four full tri axle trailers with three tri axle dollies totalling 26 axles and 100 tyres on the road.

[@buddymack9606]

Love seeing these massive pulls, especially the tankers (like at 4:05). You surely can't do that here in the US!

[@kawanbrownlee9724]

Buddy Mack true but here in the US our truck driver's pull double 53 ft trailers call turnpike doubles

[@buddymack9606]

That's true but only in certain states... for instance, in Texas you can't have triples... nor can you have turnpike doubles there

[@punt0023]

I live in Australia, and have toured a few times in the U.S, and often wondered why you don't use road trains there. The U.S.A is bigger than Australia, and there's a lot of empty land with good roads. Why the restrictions? Even b doubles are rare.

[@Hitman-ds1ei]

@@punt0023 the US is not bigger, check your geography, higher population yes geographically no

[@punt0023]

@@Hitman-ds1ei Australia, 7.7 mill square km. USA mainland just over 8 mill square km.

[@minhajali3384]

Nice video sir

[@rimbaraya9680]

Mantap 👍🏻

[@nanaadwoasika8464]

Excellent documentary 🤣

[@antonellovacca292]

Saluti dall'italia fantastico bellissimi 😎👍🤙💪😍🙏🏄‍♂️

[@kamachntruckingforever393]

hello from mexico

[@andreoliveirasantos5477]

Só os brutos...

[@sanjeevpereira6765]

Great vedio

[@1044fan]

Fantastic Video 👍🏻 Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

[@TheRobertDiesel]

great video I subscribe

[@alejandromotaguevara3363]

ME GUSTO UCHO EL VIDEO

[@user-gr7en7gt4k]

Проблемы могут возникнуть на крутых горках. На этих участках нужны помощники. А так по ровной дороге вполне себе неплохо. Очевидно экономически очень выгодно.

[@alihamzanaderi3974]

Roads are like a desert in the outback of WA PERTH

[@LSZocker2009]

3:47 Amazing Scania!

[@Scarlett-sl6gj]

Euro trucks sucks

[@arxienneromanova9566]

@@Scarlett-sl6gj I just would like to say that I'm sorry that you didn't get an argument. But at least you got my comment for consolation.

[@babou9718]

This Scania is the Scania that pulls the largest tonnage on an open road (about 200 tons)

[@panchopancho3946]

friend greets you Rene Solorzano from Guayaquil Ecuador I admire you a lot for the videos that you do are exceptional I am a truck driver here in Ecuador as I do to get where you are to drive a trailer of thosefriend greets you Rene Solorzano from Guayaquil Ecuador I admire you a lot for the videos that you do are exceptional I am a truck driver here in Ecuador as I do to get where you are to drive a trailer of those

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Greetings to you and thanks for your kind words! Hopefully you get down here to Oz one day!

[@renesolorzano5019]

How did any friend arrive or some phone or city

[@ICEMAN-vk1eb]

대단하네요. ~

[@KillergamerGuy]

Super

[@argentinidadalpalo7576]

Awesome! nice trucks! i would like to see Road Trains in Argentina.

[@seanbayley7452]

U think U would have them as U have a large country to cover whilst hauling goods it makes sense economically to haul as much as possible per trip.

[@argentinidadalpalo7576]

@Leo Maybe, but that's only on the west side of my country, the east is flatter.

[@Cruelaid]

The tyre noise is haunting

[@marcelorodrigues5483]

👍👍 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@fajarnugroho7701]

Volvo invasion must be stopped :)) Btw thanks for another superb video!

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Yep I like the sound of the Kenworths and Macks but the volvos definitely pack a punch. Thanks Fajar for your awesome support mate!

[@gru8327]

Mack is owned by Volvo now!!!! :(

[@gru8327]

was driving a Mack superliner last year 2 trailer road train 750hp what a beast!!!!!

[@gru8327]

Fucking what!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@franzgranlof2111]

As a Swede I must say I’m quite proud of the Volvo-plauge our cold little shit country has contributed to.. even though I’m more for Scania.. 😬🇸🇪💪

[@darylr.7499]

Wow that's a lot of tri drive trucks

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Very true Daryl!

[@darylr.7499]

@@OzOutbackchannel can you upload twin steer trucks?

[@daavid1974]

nice vieo from eastern Canada (province of Quebec)

[@dartanion0075]

Canada what is that?

[@thunderbear0]

74 wheelers 74 wheels on 1 unit its insane

[@sg3596]

84 wheels o nthe ore trucks

[@nopharksgiven]

86 including the steerers

[@davidandrews8631]

Four trailers!!! Bonkers!

[@3TQVK]

Australia is as big as Nth America economically you have to

[@user-fc1ij7zo5i]

👍😍🤟

[@rajsekharvavilla5467]

❤️

[@brock6286]

Imagine if a caravan pulled out in front of one of these trucks while there doing 100kph

[@markfryer9880]

Goodbye caravan and probably the tow vehicle as well.

[@dylanherring8054]

It's happend before I heard a story not too long ago about something like that

[@matheuscruz6917]

Agora coloca um desse pra descer uma serra aqui no Brasil pra ver se aguenta ou pra subir pra ver se tem pressão

[@gleissonfelipe1857]

tava vendo um video asiatico um Scania r580 puxando 200 toneladas na estrada de chão parece que aqui no Brasil colocaram caminhões mais fracos

[@ecko_lmtd]

I don't get it, when I was child I connect a lot of car, and the back section didn't walk aligned with front one, but this truck with massive load seems have no problem. I still don't get it how the back section didn't loose control.

[@scooter2099]

Self tracking trailers - essentially the front set of wheels on each trailer 'steers' or tracks independently.

[@huizar44]

Can you make a video of how they hook the train

[@OzOutbackchannel]

Hi juan, we can certainly try they're usually already hooked up where we are though, will keep an eye out!

[@markryan5493]

@@OzOutbackchannel Pretty easy really. just keep backing up to trailers

[@user-lw5mp2xn6j]

Taiwan💕you👍👍👍

[@simonm1528]

I work in the Pilbara. The loads are much larger than this.

[@CanadianCharlie64]

Monstri tas-Sydney

[@erisvaldomoura7528]

É. Si no Brasil tivesse um relevo plano assim ia também ter road train mais com o nosso relevo cheio de serras um caminhão desses não subiria carregando e também fazer curvas

[@seanbayley7452]

Yeah U are right U can't have huge road trains 8n mountainous areas we are able to here in Australia as we are the flatest continent in the world.

[@user-hb8be5wb4q]

I would surely hate to be hung up on one of these bull bars. I guess the Aussies have figured that this is cheaper and more convent than a railroad.

[@thebaconsonful]

It's a cost thing. Putting in rail and maintaining it would be staggering in cost when you consider the outback is about 4 million square kilometers.

[@russe19642]

They kinda killed off the railways over here,rails is always far better economically and safer,just to many remote places,but Australia should have better rail system

[@phillipecook3227]

In Oz they're called Roo bars not bull bars.

[@filibertoibarra1988]

I didn't know that this exist..lol..

[@kaatjebloem9116]

Daar wil ik wel rijden. Niet zoals hier met al die aso personen auto's. En regeltjes dit en dat en zus en zo . En geen gejaag met de tijd .

[@rodneygillespie9212]

Didn't see to many Ozy owned rig there.

[@redeyedmongoose2963]

How can you possibly carry enough spare tires ?

[@reginaldomartins8611]

Ai tem forca.kkk 19 eixos. Aqui no Brasil maior na rodovia e 9 e canavieira 11.

[@antoniocristino1473]

Pode chegar até 35 eixos liberado pelo governo australiano

[@canvids1]

Wouldn't I love to be up there in the cab behind the wheel hauling 3 or 4 trailers going through the gears. I have only pulled two 20 foot containers in a train but now here in Ontario Canada they haul two 53 foot trailers in a train but not the weights that you lads haul.

[@workfastsleepfaster7177]

That's HP an truckin kids

[@Mick_4591]

just wondering how do you know when these monsters are passing by?

[@OzOutbackchannel]

You can here them coming from a fair way away.

[@RajSingh-zc7hb]

Hello sir Oman

[@manfredrieger8628]

Outback in Australien lange Straßen weniger Kurven.

[@a.h.s5152]

👍

[@EL15E]

Train crossing? More like truck crossing.

[@LoNeWoLF-qz9im]

Do they reverse

[@truckrenerincon2560]

COLOMBIA TE SALUDA🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴👍

[@kessijhones123]

the 9 axle here in brazil seens nothing compare to this monters

[@Android_Warrior]

Your Tankers don't use Placards?

[@thebaconsonful]

Yeah we do. If you look at the last shot 5:32 for example you can see the side ones at the rear of the trailers.

[@chrishoonhout1824]

All dg’s (dangerous goods) have an eip (emergency information panel) on the side and rear. There are diamonds on the front of the prime mover too. If we get it wrong it is a really expensive exercise for both driver and company.

[@silfer3026]

🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤🇭🇲🇭🇲

[@caioramos_0]

? Kkkkkk

[@jesusmorales9122]

Puro trailero super cninjon. #1tck Dravers

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

Oi 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ultramega4117]

0:45 0:50

[@alfreddecoeur6909]

les roues pas comme en BELGIQUE alors taxe et pv étais pour rénover les ROUTES

[@JBT_Fishing]

Why Australians Trucker not using Hino 700 or Isuzu for this Head tractor

[@alouisschafer7212]

Look at the Mack Titan. Its a widely used truck for this application in this environment and it is specified to haul multiple trailers with a combined weight of up to 200 tons. How is a Hino 700 supposed to do that?

[@joeteomatavui1881]

Any job vacancies

[@markfryer9880]

It's more a case of working up the experience and qualifications required to drive these multi combination heavy vehicles.

[@wt1236]

Outback Australia and heavy metal music don't stuffing match

[@aguscahyana5530]

This is industrial area? Cause I can't see the passenger car.

[@AUmarcus]

It's a mining area.

[@user-ow8fk1ox4f]

มาบ้านผม ไม่รอดสักคัน

[@beersuppachai1378]

สังเกตุมั้ย ถนนบ้านเขาไม่มีหลุม บ้านเราเพียบ

[@zaralexanderiiiofrussia2525]

Australian Train

[@johncunningham4820]

Shitloads of FUEL Trucks . And Shitloads of Side-Tippers . Most running at 125 tonne Gross , and up to 142 tonne . Unescorted .

[@user-rm9fw2yc9e]

Они цистерны железнодорожные таскают по ходу.

[@gazdeb80]

Да, они тянут эти трейлеры из Перта на север в Брум и Каррату и их места. Где мины.