my truck in Alaska

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  1. 30Below

    30Below Bobtail Member

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    my bulk cement truck in anchorage AK 120 ft long, 159500 gross. click photo to enlarge..
     

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  3. Peeping_Tom

    Peeping_Tom Light Load Member

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    now thats a big truck.
     
  4. illegal_eagle187

    illegal_eagle187 Light Load Member

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    now thats one long truck...nice though
     
  5. bikerchick4God

    bikerchick4God Bobtail Member

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    Whoa! how do you turn corners lol? I've seen something about doubles being hauled on I-75 in FL. Does that mean you're only driving a straight line?
     
  6. 30Below

    30Below Bobtail Member

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    actually the truck tracks fairly well. the pup dosent track to far out from yhe front trailer so you have to swing the first trailer a bit wide. the fun part is when you make a corner and get the truck and first trailer straightend out you can look out the side window and the pup is still back on the other street.
     
  7. Etosha

    Etosha World Citizen

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    30Below, are there certain routes you are allowed to use with that combination, or are you permitted to go on all the truck routes?
     
  8. torque

    torque Light Load Member

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    1 question...why the long tow bar on the pup?you got the biggun and then the long towbar to make the pup track like another biggun?Wouldn't it corner better being closer to the bigger tlr or would that make it a little squirrely like a conway truck with tripples?
     
  9. MedicineMan

    MedicineMan Road Train Member

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    Most likely to get the weight from the rear trailer far enough away from the axles of the front trailer to be able to meet bridge laws.
     
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  10. thundermunky

    thundermunky <strong>Action Movie</strong>

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    Thats something I really do not want to do:biggrin_25513:
     
  11. myminpins

    myminpins Road Train Member

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