A larger variant, the , earned a place in the Guinness World Records as the world's largest road truck in 2015. These 1,000 hp units were specifically built for South African energy utility Rotran to move massive power-plant components.
: Transporting oversized transformers and generators weighing hundreds of tons.
The is a heavy-duty ballast tractor designed by the French manufacturer Nicolas Industrie for extreme heavy haulage and off-road mining applications. It is renowned for its immense towing capacity, often handling Gross Combination Weights (GCW) exceeding 500 tonnes. Key Technical Specifications A larger variant, the , earned a place
: Moving heavy military equipment or large industrial components in extreme environments. Notable Records
: Used in Australia and South Africa to pull massive "road trains" of multiple trailers over steep slopes. The is a heavy-duty ballast tractor designed by
: Tare weight is approximately 40 tonnes, with a total ballast weight reaching up to 71 tonnes.
: Equipped with an Allison M8610 6-speed automatic gearbox with a torque converter. Dimensions : Length : Approx. 10.87 meters. Width : Approx. 3.43 to 3.48 meters. Height : Approx. 4.5 meters. Notable Records : Used in Australia and South
: Uses heavy-duty Kessler axles for maximum load distribution. Applications & Usage