Often we see great things created by humans present on the earth. Sometimes we also wonder how these huge things would have been brought to this place. Seeing these huge things, it seems impossible to transport them. There is no doubt that a person can make the impossible possible by using his mind. The Dabang Marine is an animal of marine sheep known for its spectacular flight. If you ever go to the city of Gol Bon, Australia, you will see a huge concrete marines there. Throughout the year 1985, it was built as a memorial to the magnificent wool industry from this city. The height of this huge monument is 50 feet and weighs about 70 thousand kilograms. The main objective of making it was to attract tourists, but after the bypass highway was built to improve them, the tourists came very less, due to which the income from it was reduced. In order to deal with this problem, it was decided in 2007 to move this huge monument along the bypass highway. On May 26 of the same year, it was loaded into a huge truck and moved about a kilometer away by the bypass highway that one of the largest transport operations ever undertaken in Australia was the number 9 wind turbine blade wind turbine, ie wind mill size. I am very big. The diameter of these huge windmills ranges from 130 feet to 300 feet. Sometimes these huge windmills are installed in high mountain areas. Seeing these huge windmills, you must also have thought about how they are brought here. The help of specialized transport companies is taken to do this work. Huge trucks are used to transport these windmills to their place. A portion of these windmills are loaded into individual trucks and transported to their destination. This work is very difficult and risky. Only specially trained drivers are allowed to drive trucks for this purpose. Sometimes these huge parts have to go through crooked and narrow paths. There is a risk of loss of a driver and loss of lakhs of rupees by a small mistake. Power station transformer In the year 2013, a giant transformer was often transported from the lion's fast shot power station to Bristol...