The tires themselves are 37.5" overall. However you'd need a few inches of suspension travel plus physical height of the decking.
Possible to convert 17.5 over to 22.5
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I noticed looking at a few Talbert 55 on Truck Paper had a few listed as 18" height, most as mine are 20", a dealer in my area had 2 in stock and when i looked at them they were 20 inch decks, i wound up going in a different direction and glad i did because when i decide to switch out my 55 i am going to go with a drop side, loosing too many jobs that are in the 14'4" to 14'6" range.
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You can get an 18" deck height, a drop side will get you close to 12/14.snowman_w900 and Dirty-Low-Walker Thank this.
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I was just looking on there website, the SA is 20" deck height with a 25' deck, the CC is 18" deck height with a 26' deck, salesman never told me that.
The DS/RC on the 55SA is 15.5 inch deck height, also the SA is a 50" 5th wheel height, the CC is 52". i learned more in 10 minutes reading the website then i did with the 4 hours at the dealer. -
You can get the SA in an 18" deck height and you can get the fifth wheel height pretty much where you want it. They do a LOT more than is on their website.cke Thanks this.
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I thought it was misleading because i have a 55SA and my 5th wheel height is higher then 50"
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They change specs all the time, but they'll build whatever you want.Dirty-Low-Walker Thanks this.
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Good to know, Thanks.
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