A-train is a converter dolly with fifth wheel hooked to a pintel hitch on the lead. B-train is lead trailer with built in fifth wheel. C-train is a fixed converter dolly with fifth wheel.
B-trains are the most stable of the three on the road, but A-trains are the most common.
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@stwik here you go buddy
$168k in Jackson, Ms. 565 X-15, 86"sleeper, 18-speed, 3.25 rears on 24 rubber. -
I think I've gotten mild frostbite once or twice. My hands can't handle anything below 0 for very long. Even with good gloves I'm good to about -15 for 20 minutes or so. As much as I loved being in a field truck I just physically could not hack it anymore in the winter. I'll consider getting back into a field truck when I'm done up in the north.
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Sorry for the confusion. I changed it.
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I will be about a mile from there tomorrow if you want me to go test drive it for you.
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Oh well that will never confuse my dumb rear. Thanks now I'm talking to myself.
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I assume the C-train is what includes the dollies with 2 pintle eyes?
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Put some glasses on the truck lol.
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I've only ever seen one C-train in person, and didn't get close enough to examine it.
I think you can also lock the pup into the dolly to make it essentially a big single trailer to make backing up easier. -
He’s scared of that bridge? Ha, we go over that one every day on some of our runs. The real fun begins when you get down the other side.
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