{"id":111,"date":"2012-02-05T00:15:15","date_gmt":"2012-02-05T00:15:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.axissolutions.ca\/forCHAD2\/?page_id=111"},"modified":"2012-05-07T23:09:45","modified_gmt":"2012-05-07T23:09:45","slug":"projects","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/www.empiretrans.com\/?page_id=111","title":{"rendered":"Projects"},"content":{"rendered":"

A Few Interesting Projects<\/h3>\n

\"chemical<\/a>Transportation of an entire chemical plant from Courtright, Ontario to the Port of Hamilton, Ontario.\u00a0 The project consisted\u00a0 of over 300 legal and over dimensional loads. The largest (shown below) was a vessel 80’0″ long x 12’0″ diameter and weighed 130,000#.\u00a0 The overall size was 115’0′ long x 12’0″ wide x 16’0″ high x 210,000#. The load rested on a 50 ton float with a turn-table at the front and a 4 axle hydraulic steering dolly at\u00a0 the rear.<\/p>\n

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\"Transportation<\/a><\/p>\n

Transportation of 11 furnace components from a Fabrication Shop in Stoney Creek, Ontario to DOFASCO in Hamilton, ON. All 11 pieces were in excess of 28′ wide. The 3 largest were 36’0″ long x 32’0″ wide x 12’0″ high x 140,000#. The moves were done at daybreak on Sunday mornings when it was determined that traffic would be the lightest.<\/p>\n

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\"Transportation<\/a>\"Transportation<\/a><\/p>\n

Transportation of several propane tanks from Lockport, New York to Sombra, Ontario. Each vessel was 120’0″ long x 11’0″ wide x 12’0″ high x 150,000#. Overall dimensions were 160’0″ long x 11’0″ wide x 16’0″ high x 228,000#. Our light-weight float and steering dolly combination allowed us to meet the strict weight limits on the Queenston-Lewiston bridge as well as the Spring Thaw Restrictions that were in effect in Ontario at the time.<\/p>\n

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\"Transportation<\/a><\/p>\n

Transportation of 2 Compressors from San Diego, California to the Sable Island Energy Project in Nova Scotia. The compressors were valued at $8 Million (U.S.) each and were 32’0″ long x 10’0″ wide x 13’2″ high and 90,000#. Overall size was 115’0″ long x 10’0″ wide x 15’4″ high and 160,000#. The 4500 mile route from coast to coast was completed in 2 1\/2 weeks.<\/p>\n