Post your flatbed load pictures here

[SHC]

Whats the advantage of having the trailer wheels so far apart ?! More tire wear in corners?!

What are you talking about, the spread on the trailer wheels???

That would be so we can get the full 20,000# for each axle. We can haul 40,000# legally on a 10' 2" spread.

[BAYOU HOTSHOT]

I'll throw some in too

That's one thing I didn't like about my 53ft cal legal Wilson the over hang behind the back axle sucked I started getting a lot of over weight Tikets on that back axle I could scale 48,000 but it couldn't go past that back axle

[Cluck Cluck]

I usually don't pull too heavy, I just watch what im putting on the trailer and where, but yes if I put everything in front of the back axle it'll work, First week I had it I loaded Hay on it 1800 pounds over on the spread, I drug that from Yankton SD to the Indianapolis Zoo, from then on I watch

[Les2]

Uh 31220 empty? Nice

I'm low on fuel so tomorrow I'll find out after I fuel it up.

[Logan76]

Les are there 2 chains and 3 binders on those coils or did you use 3 separate chains per coil?

NVM, looked again, looks like you used 3 separate chains per coil.

[NWMAXI]

What are you talking about, the spread on the trailer wheels???

That would be so we can get the full 20,000# for each axle. We can haul 40,000# legally on a 10' 2" spread.

not in Kansas or Texas,

and i have to slide mine together in California

[Cluck Cluck]

My back axle is 41' so I can still go to California with it open

[BAYOU HOTSHOT]

not in Kansas or Texas,

What you mean by that?

[NWMAXI]

What you mean by that?

In Kansas a 10'2" spread is considered a tandem 34000 same in Texas. You need a 12' spread in texas to have 20000 on each axle

[superhauler]

not in Kansas or Texas,

and i have to slide mine together in California

since when? as long as you have 10ft 2in 20,000 per axle. if not those scale masters aren't paying attention!