The door weight is 18,400... but I ditched the cab fairing years ago... it's a 260", 63" raised roof, 10 aluminums.
I'd like to get the weight down to about 17,000 with a 1/4 tank of fuel.
Reefer Trailer Weight
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Found this. I wonder what makes it so light? It's an 18 speed and has the big air compressor too, I would think those would add a little weight.
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I just bought a new 2011 53' Great Dane Super Seal with a Thermo King SB 210+. The trailer weighed 12,380 lbs from the factory without the unit. When I picked the trailer up, I weighed the rig, both full of fuel, and it weighed 36,000. My truck is an 2007 379 Pete, 275" wheelbase and 70" sleeper. I haven't weighed just the trailer yet, but when I do, I'll let you know what it weighs.
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My old FLD had a compressor the size of the average Toyota engine... 0 to 120 lbs in about 45 seconds...
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Like Krooser said, they are fast! But they don't last. The one my dad had on his was only on there 3 yrs(?) and at a cost of around $5700, it should've lasted 30 yrs!
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A $5700 air compressor? What kind was it I have a Volvo with dual piston. Intake line broke and trash got in it when you shut off the engine air blead back through it. But its only $1098 now labor is a different story dont know how much that will run
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