Garcia Trucking moves LPG tanks in Puerto Rico

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03 March 2014

One of the 177-ft long LPG storage tanks being delivered at Bayamon by Garcia Trucking Services

One of the 177-ft long LPG storage tanks being delivered at Bayamon by Garcia Trucking Services

Garcia Trucking Service (GTS) recently carried out the transportation of 31 LPG above-ground 90,000 WG storage tanks from the San Juan port to Puma Energy Caribe’s newest storage facilities in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

The heavy lifting and transportation specialist used two 6-axle steerable dollies and two 75-ton manual bolster arrangements, provided by Beyel Brothers, to transport the 177 ft (488 m) long assignment through narrow streets, around sharp corners and through three different police zones.

All rigging and transportation was carried out at night.

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