The Amazon fulfilment centre in Bolton is the size of five football pitches and has a few technological tricks up its sleeve, to ensure that millions of items, of all shapes and sizes, reach our letter boxes on time and intact. It's time to find out just how they do it. While in Suffolk, a team of petrol heads are gearing up for a truly monster move as they prepare to transport the heaviest working monster truck on the planet. And finally, after 25 years maturing, some of Scotland's finest whiskey must make a one-hundred-and-eighty mile road trip in order to end up on our supermarket shelves.
As the UK's largest bronze sculpture berths at Plymouth docks, the team at King's haulage prepare to guide her through the tight city streets to her final resting place, but standing at seven meters tall and nine meters wide means it's going to be a squeeze. In Berkshire a vintage steam fair has to make tracks in order to be ready for the first show of the summer season, and the race is on to deliver a herd of Lego dinosaurs to Marwell Zoo.
On the isolated island of Hoy, a world war two anti-aircraft gun must be deconstructed before setting sail to the mainland, but with years of corrosion slowing the team down will they have time to make the ferry or end up being marooned? In London, a team of ice couriers must deliver a one tonne ice sculpture to Manchester on time and intact, while in West Sussex it won't be plain sailing, as a new concept in floating homes travel hundreds of miles to York.
The largest big-top circus tent in the UK needs to move town - it takes 22 artic lorries to move all the gear.
A 32-metre long beer tank must navigate tiny roads, while a vintage steam train travels hundreds of miles from Kidderminster to Devon.
A 40-tonne boat called King Arthur needs moving from Bristol, while in Essex, a number of vintage cars must be carefully transported to a sales fair.
Haulier Chris Bugler transports the largest cargo of his life from Dorset to Poole Port, while the fastest movers in Europe compete on the drag racing track.
A crane must be uprooted and moved from Bristol's Avonmouth Dock and, in Immingham, tonnes of fresh fish has to be delivered to Grimsby's famous fish market.