Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, LLC
89 Pond Rd. Vernon, VT. 05354
(802) 375-3061 Tom Szirbik, Sr.
ironmountainiron@gmail.com
Our double drop extendable trailer stretched to 50 feet in the well...
On the way back from Pharr, Tx. to Chicago, visited the Gas Monkey Garage, Fired Up Garage, and ASM Upholstery shop in Dallas, Tx. on 11-18-17.
Pulling the "A car" locomotive around the hairpin turn on the Kancamagus Highway, July 30th, 2024 by Iron Mountain Irons' 1978 Kenworth W900A model and a 71 foot stretched triaxle stepdeck trailer.
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Call Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, llc for a friendly, old-fashioned conversation like it used to be before everything got so complicated. You won't get the runaround here, just straight forward discussion on point about the job at hand....
Find us on the web at: "www.ironmountainironhauling.com," or call and ask for Tom, the owner and person that will take his time to listen and explain what we can do associated with your needs. Over 40 years experience in the field, and still doing it with the same passion as when it was still a dream. May be a little older now, but with that comes some good qualities as well. That is stated by the 1978 Kenworth trucks themselves!
Heavy equipment transport, support services, customized loading/off-loading, rigging. Serving New England and much further...
The owner of the Fired Up garage property Dwayne let us inside and all over the property...that was pretty neat. The GMG crew and Fired Up crew weren't around that day unfortunately...but Sue (ASM) was and that was fun meeting and talking to her.
This old non-running Cat D8 2U series bulldozer moved from Manalapan, NJ to southwestern Vermont 11-7-15. The project consisted of removing the blade, and pulling it onto the trailer...then winching it off in Vermont. Over 16 hours of labor in this move aside from the transporting, makes it interesting and fun as well as gratifying to everyone involved.
The Flying Yankee Relocation Project...7-30-2024
By Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, LLC from Lincoln to Conway, NH
Bakery flour storage silos, relocated from North Grosvernordale, CT to Brattleboro, VT in December, 2022...oversized/overdimensional loads two days in a row. 14' 4" tall...escorted loads. We were informed that there were 3 failed attempts to move these things prior to us doing it. That felt pretty good hearing that.
Our latest challenging project: A Budd RDC-1 self-propelled, bi-directional passenger car we prepared and transported for the Troy, NH Historical Society in conjunction with the Cheshire Railroad Depot in Troy, NH. Enjoy this great 40 minute video of the coverage...
Took 11 months to complete. Most of the delays were with the state of NH DOT and their SuperLoad permitting process.
We moved this on 11-3-2023 finally...an historical event for the community of Troy and surrounding towns.
One of THREE ballast cars moved from Tilton, NH to Broad Brook, CT between 1-2-22 and 1-4-22...
Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, LLC
89 Pond Rd.
Vernon, Vt. 05354
MC 952058
USDOT 1291504
This Budd car ran on the MBTA line over by Boston for a few years, then was transferred for a while over by Albany, NY...then it became retired and moved to Bellows Falls, VT where it sat for years and was becoming vandalized. It was then brought across the river and sat in the VT Railway maintenance yard for about 5 years, destined for the scrapyard until the Troy Historical Society chairwoman, Kim Chaffee got wind of it and started the process of funding the purchase and moving process. That was all in January 2023...
They called Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, LLC to handle the movement of the car from Walpole to Troy, NH, and we became passionate about getting this done no matter what it took, for the community and enthusiasts to enjoy for many years to come. It now sits majestically at her new home at the Cheshire Railroad Depot in Troy, NH and is open for the public to view.
Transport, service, sales.
Stopped by GMG, Fired Up Garage, and Sue's (ASM) Upholstery shop in Dallas, Tx. on 11-18-17. That was a great day, great way to build some memories. She is standing here with my son, TJ. Sue is a great lady... she spent 45 minutes with us, very friendly.
On 7-28-2024, Iron Mountain Iron & Equipment, LLC began the project for overseeing the relocation of the Flying Yankee train, which has quite a background in and of itself.
The 1st phase of this project began actually on Sunday 7-28-2024 by relocating the Flying Yankee's 4 sets of trucks (wheelsets) from the NH DOT yard up in Twin Mountain, NH to the Conway Scenic Railroad yard in Conway, NH and set them on the rails. Along with the trucks, FIVE 40 ft. shipping containers filled with parts and pieces of the Flying Yankee also were hauled over to the Conway Scenic RR yard and placed in an area there for storage as they continue working on the restoration of the FY.
We relocated the train itself from its wooden perches that it sat on for about 20 years at the Hobo Railroad in Lincoln, NH to its newfound home, back onto her rebuilt trucks once again, sitting on the rails at the Conway Scenic Railroad in Conway, NH.
The project was 6 months in the making. We performed the task with the help of our very experienced and knowledgeable crew of helpers and truckers, as well as our subcontracted crane operators. Many months of pre-planning, gathering of specialized materials and tools, and office work was the result of 3 days of seamless and trouble-free work.
11-4-21; Moving a converted boxcar/caboose from Lenox, MA to Canterbury, NH with the help of Coady's Towing of Lawrence, MA... John Kemp, their senior operator at the winches. We utilize heavy rotators as our primary source of lifting/rigging for convenience, and speed of relocating from jobsite to jobsite.
Caboose moved from Windsor to Torrington, CT June 17th, 2022...with our 1979 White Road Boss II tractor and 2013 Superior extendable mechanical detach trailer..
June 2022; rigging job. Moved bakery equipment from one location to the other in Brattleboro, VT. Built specialized dollies to move oven that was not meant to be moved. Rolled it easily out to the loading dock onto flatbed, and hauled away. Ingenuity and experience really helps.
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