General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
buying boulders	26-Jun-2013 At 10:40:38 AM	Reluctant
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Length of a low loader and about twice as wide. Moved at night and delivered to a cutter in centre rd springvale. If width is not your issue and just interested in length (insert puerile comment here) , you can 2 or maybe 3 pieces stacked on a single low loader. Then stack them vertically. I've had upto 40 tonne delivered on an extendable tray 13 metres ( in steel). So I could imagine 3 x 10 metre pieces of rock would be possible. Having said all that probably cheaper to get concrete precast panels made, assembled as a hollow tower ( like a lift shaft ) and glue / bolt on slabs of rock before it goes up. Easier to relocate / sell and comes with engineers comps to keep councils and insurers happy.

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