On my blanket permit it says: 100k on 5 axles, 120k on six axles.
I totally love my blanket permit because I can just hop into a truck and go wherever I want.
Whats best truck set up to haul GCW 140K?
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by GeorgeB, Aug 14, 2018.
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You may want to start looking for a 3 axle rgn.
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Yes Illinois only allows 100 on 5 and 120 on 6 but you can have up to 48 on a tandem and 60 on a Tri.SAR, Oxbow, snowman_w900 and 2 others Thank this.
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I think so too, any ideas, should I stay with mechanical or get a hydraulic? My trucks have a wet kit installed already, no need for a pony motor. How much do 3 axle RGNs weigh?
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Consider maybe going with a 35T tandem RGN with a removable flip axle. Lets you run the lighter weights of a tandem with the option of a third axle when needed. My 35T TK mechanical neck is about 17K lbs as a tandem and the flip adds another 3K for about 20K empty. 29' well on it. The hydraulic neck would probably be another 1-2K heavier. I would only go with a hydraulic neck if you plan on detaching a lot.SAR, cke and snowman_w900 Thank this.
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WI is also 100K on 5 but going to 6 allows up to 166K. Only way to get there is with the max axle allowances of 20/65/81 though.
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65 on a tandem and 81 on a tri?
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Pneumatic if it has a lift axle. A axle is only what 1200lbs or about?cke Thanks this.
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Yea. It's crazy and I wouldn't want to do it but they will give you a permit for that. I don't know where you'd ever find axles/tires rated for that much though.
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