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Old 06-19-2009, 04:23 PM
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The slides are pretty interesting, that car is pure beauty

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Thats pretty freaking sweet!

Speaking of which I saw a Jeep, I think a Liberty, get loaded into a 737-200F
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Well, if they'll keep shipping one car at a time maybe I'll get recalled. I don't see the class 9 tag.

A jeep on a 737, ha, I've had a Chevy Silverado on a 727.
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A jeep on a 737, ha, I've had a Chevy Silverado on a 727.

That must have taken some careful work to through the door!
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I was sure it wouldn't go. There was a cut out on the second pallet for the bumper. When it went as far as it would go, they loosened the straps, got it bouncing and shoved sideways while the end was airborne. I just kept hoping the crew downline knew how to unload it.
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We unloaded a Toyota Tacoma one night from an MD-11. Biggest single item I ever unloaded was an entire MD-11 engine from and MD-11. 18,000 lbs of love, took about 20 folks to push the motor up the A/C, rotate 90 degress, and then push engine out. There were just a few inches of clearance between the bottom of the engine and the top of the door. The pallet it sat on took up 4 positions on the airplane . . .
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We took two Kc135 engines to the Azores in a -135...
Tight fit,also..
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Old 06-24-2009, 04:23 AM
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We took two Kc135 engines to the Azores in a -135...
Tight fit,also..
Tightest/heaviest freight item I ever had was a CSD for a CRJ, put in the back of a C310! Had to split the box in half, put the bottom half in the plane and lift that thing by hand. Ok, so no pallets etc... but it was heavy and tight for my bird!
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Biggest / heaviest single item: a DC-10 Flyaway No. 2 Engine Change Platform (11.5K lbs and only 1 inch door clearance)

Heaviest load: 6 Humvees and an assortment of fighter missiles and drop tanks.

Most intriguing: 23 pallets of empty double-stacked yellow "hazardous waste" barrels ...
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