Would you haul this?

Ok question for anyone who’s hauled pivots.

What’s in those crates? I’m assuming some electric drive motors, pump hardware, and sprinkler stuff. But I’ve never hauled one.

 

They are not allowed to weight in western Canada (they are considered a single axle and are only allowed 20k on the set), they are allowed in eastern Canada and each province has their own weight regulations.

 

you done for the day or are you gonna slide thru austin under cover of darkness?

 

Thought it was 12 000, over the steer 34 000 over the drives and 34 000 over the rear axles not sure what the issue is here your well under the limit on all axles? Whats the extra figure to the right on the steer ? 20 400 all about ? Thought maybe Cat scales couldn't add up.

 

The two 20xxx weights are each of his trailer axles. He was over 40k on his spread.

 

He split weighed his spread instead of weighing it as a group.

 

That's for a van load. Flat, especially with a spread, is another kind of animal you have to get used to, and a step deck spread even more so, and then a 53' spread step is even another animal. It's completely different than van, and we can legally drive OS/OW if permitted and within trailer/truck limits. Unless a reefer/van has a spread (and they are out there), 34k is the max on that back of a van. Not so for a flat. That back trailer can take 40k just on it's back, so it's a lot trickier staying within limits.