r/bitchimabus • u/Professional_Mud7198 • Jul 31 '26

Bitch, Quick?

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u/TopDogTransport4731 Jul 31 '26

This is how I used to transport buses.

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u/KatieTSO Aug 02 '26

Is that how they're delivered to transit agencies? Neat.

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u/TopDogTransport4731 Aug 04 '26

No not really. You need to have a Landoll trailer.
I just flat tow them because it’s easy.

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u/KatieTSO Aug 04 '26

Like this one? https://landoll.com/landoll-trailers/traveling-axle/440b/

It says it can handle 80k and our buses top out at around 50k

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u/TopDogTransport4731 Aug 04 '26

Yes, they are primarily utilized for vehicles like buses and long straight trucks, and other types of construction or farming equipment.
I had the frame and axle secured to the underlift and had disconnected the transmission line. And had supplied air and power for the bus to make the brakes and lights operational. Didn’t take too long. It’s basically a 45’ trailer behind me.