Street Running

[gtasa]

New Term to street running.

:hehe:

 

[Truemac]

I remember that...I didn't see it personally, but I remember that.

here's a slideshow video if anyone's interested.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w6ybcstoH0

 

[jeffmorris]

Did the vehicle carrying the locomotive move under its own power? There's a cab (I think) on one side but except for the front loader pushing it, I don't see any powered vehicles attached to the vehicle. Bad news in the video, a set of wheels collapsed while moving across the tracks.

 

[drrt4]

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[motorbreath]

Did the vehicle carrying the locomotive move under its own power? There's a cab (I think) on one side but except for the front loader pushing it, I don't see any powered vehicles attached to the vehicle. Bad news in the video, a set of wheels collapsed while moving across the tracks.

No, that little Bobcat is pulling it... I kid.

Most likely there is a big diesel prime mover powering a hydraulic system which in turn powers the wheels. Then the whole thing is operated by an operator walking with it or something similar if there is no truck cab. I don't know, I'd have to watch the video. That is at least common in moving buildings these days. Look at the center hubs on the wheels, some have a much larger hub, and I think those are the powered axles.

 

[smash]

See if this doesn't help.
http://southern.railfan.net/road/4023/up4023.html
Kenny