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Tag Archives: Heavy Haul
HEAVY HAUL SPANS SIX STATES
Transporting heavy loads are nothing new for Barnhart, but a recent multistate job was nearly one for the record books. Barnhart was hired to transport an energy tower, also known as a deisobutanizer, more than 1600 miles to a refinery … Continue reading
15-Week Transport Job Attracts Audience
Barnhart recently transported 63 nacelles and hubs from the Port of Brownsville, Texas to a wind farm in Rio Hondo. With so many pieces to move, it was a job that would stretch out over months. The hubs, which … Continue reading
Planning and Engineering Result in Safe Delivery of Large Load
While one of Barnhart’s specialties is heavy haul, considerable planning and engineering is always required, particularly when large loads are moved. That was the case with a 105-foot-long pressure vessel that was recently hauled. Barnhart was delivering the vessel from … Continue reading
DOUBLE TAKE ON THE INTERSTATE
Hauling oversized cargo sometimes requires some unusual solutions. In this instance, Barnhart was hired to transport nine components, one of which was a 200’ long column vessel, from a fabricator to a fracking unit at a refinery in Texas. The journey … Continue reading
350-MILE HAUL REQUIRES PATIENCE AND PLANNING
At a national laboratory in New Mexico, Barnhart was brought in to remove a 460,000-pound rotor and transport it across the state to a rail station in Clovis. First, the rotor had to be removed from the stator housing and … Continue reading
Barnhart Wins International Transport Award
Barnhart received the Overland Transport Provider of the Year at the Heavy Lift global competition on Oct. 15 in Antwerp, Belgium. Continue reading
Tanker Haul Wins SC&RA Job of the Year
Barnhart recently took home a Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) Hauling Job of the Year award for a project that involved three 644,000-pound vessels, three states, 7,667 man-hours and two months. The three 117′ long tanks started at the … Continue reading
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Tagged dual lane transporter, Heavy Haul, SCRA Hauling Job of the Year, WesTrac
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BARNHART TRANSPORTS IRREPLACEABLE DETECTORS
A recent haul by Barnhart involved one of the most enigmatic particles in the cosmos. Barnhart was hired to receive and transport two neutrino detectors, which were shipped from Europe. A neutrino detector is designed to capture and inspect neutrinos, … Continue reading