How does this man turn that thang???

Very very very very very very WWWWWWWWWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY and carefully with a spotter or 2 to a dozen spotters and another dozen spotting the spotters LOL

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Wadester58@reddit

Very carefully

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Violet_Apathy@reddit

I believe that the rear is independent from the front and can be driven separately to make it around sharp turns. They'll have someone standing back there with a wireless controller controlling it when necessary.

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deadpat03@reddit

Shhhh, If you tell people to much information we can no longer claim magic!

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bcsublime@reddit

Keep the secrets safe.

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YourFather-WithMilk@reddit

You dont need to turn when you drive straight 💯

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InvstrJester@reddit

I bet the route is not like many. Reminds me of when I saw somebody with a 53ft Double. I think both trailers were 53ft. 40 something at least

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OGbigfoot@reddit

I would assume the wheels on the trailer turn via remote control.

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TotallyNotJoking101@reddit

Cars move out of his way through sheer aura

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potlizard@reddit

So…many…jokes…

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ChiDaddy123@reddit

“Something something OP’s Mom’s dildo finally shipped, something discrete packaging “ - you inside your head, probably…

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Round-Guarantee4948@reddit

Shift it to the left

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IIKoopaQueenII@reddit

A straight a route as possible. I've done permits for 230ft Windmill blades with 50ft of rear overhang. There were almost no turns from Kansas to Oklahoma.

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