Ok, here ya go, (3) 24' 10,800 buses, legal height, weight, length, axle, ( I can back up the buses a foot and get that drive under 20,000, was just trying to see how tight I could get them and still turn)
Well guys, she is finally done,,,,,,,,
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I like it! Jack Cooper has a few yard trucks like that in Flint and Kansas City. They use them for yard moves to replace the 'jerk crew' at the end of production line.
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Those are new buses this year. The Ford stuff may be a little heavier than the Chevy's were last year.
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Couple more of the loads from this week I just finished,
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As for the length issue, the vehicle should be classified as a "stinger steered" so it is legal at 80 feet. Do not consider going into Canada with it, too long they are still at 75 feet of vehicle with 3 foot overhang in front and 4 foot on rear for 82 feet overall.
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