World’s Largest Loads: Extreme Heavy Haulage and Oversized Transport Engineering Feats

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Witness the incredible world of heavy haulage and extreme transport engineering. From an 800,000lb super yacht gliding through city streets to 15,000-ton ships being launched with marine airbags, this video explores the precision, power, and planning required to move the world’s largest machines. Follow modular transporters, massive cranes, and even the Antonov AN-225 as they carry oversized cargo across roads, rivers, and skies. A breathtaking look at how engineering teams achieve the impossible every day.

If you’re fascinated by engineering marvels, oversized logistics, and record-breaking transport feats, this video is for you.

✅ Timeline:

0:00. Super Yacht Glides Through City Streets
1:43. Yacht Launch with Industrial Airbags
3:46. Passenger Steamer Transported Overnight
6:10. Inland Vessel Transport Through Villages
8:05. 15,000-Ton Ship Launch Engineering
10:59. Offshore Oil & Gas Logistics in Gabon
12:44. Oversized Components Cross Europe
15:20. Transporting Hydrauliс Megastructures
17:31. Autoclave Hauling on Austrian Roads
20:04. Scrubber and Dryer Shell Transport
23:45. Massive Cylindrical Reactor Relocation
25:31. Bramman Transporter Hauling Record Loads
28:12. Excavator Movement Across Dutch Cities
31:50. Mining Excavator Redeployment System
33:54. Volvo Loader Transport with Modular Trailer
36:43. Komatsu PC8000 Excavator Haul
39:28. Mining Haul Truck Heavy Transport
42:32. Pink IS-2 Tank Arrives in Brno
44:23. Massive Transformer Flown by Antonov AN-225
47:12. Mining Generator Airlift to Australia
52:21. Historic AN-225 Flights with Generators
53:25. TU-154 Aircraft Fuselage Road Transport

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#HeavyHaulage #OversizedTransport #EngineeringMarvels #SPMT #AntonovAN225 #SuperYachtTransport #HeavyEquipment #ShipLaunch #LogisticsEngineering #MegaMachines

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