Beach Landing & Transport of Electrical Transformer in Porthmadog, Wales
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- After several months of engineering, planning and preparation, we completed the offloading and transport of a 155te transformer from Traeth y Graig Ddu (Black Rock Sands beach), Morfa Bychan in North West Wales, to the National Grid substation at Trawsfynydd on behalf of EUNSAN.
Working with Robert Wynn and Sons Ltd. we used the natural tide to beach the Terra Marique, allowing for a swift offloading of the transformer ready for its onwards journey on our 12 axle flat top trailer.
I wish you guys would do full length videos. That was utterly fascinating and 4 minutes is not enough.
They do a series called heavy haulers and do something like this I can’t remember if it was exactly this one though
You can watch it on itv or my5 if you are British I can’t help you if you can not access them
Would love longer vids. Miss you folks from the tv. This could have filled 2 episodes of channel 5's "trucking heavy"
Nice to see one of the guys wearing a WYNNS Hi Vis vest.
On a Wynn's barge as well. 👍
Absolutely incredible! Great coordination from all involved. Bravo Allelys!
Amazing.
Epic!
Really interesting, I would encourage a longer video, holidays in the are numerous times, and on that beach, awesome
Awesome
Great video, wish it was longer and more detailed.
It must have been a tight squeeze theough the narrow gap by the Oakeley Arms (a470).
Love this jov
There are only two ways such a load could get through Porthmadog and both involve bridges which must have weight limits. Does anyone know the actual route taken. I'm sure the bypass would not stand that load?
This would have made one hell of a tv program, far better that the absolutely junk they put on these days. Saturday and Sunday nights TV is totally rubbish!!!
Bet you paid more than a fiver to park on the beach!!!