So what is this mystery piece that just has to rest on the deck of a trailer and not be supported by dunnage?
If itll sag on the ends from a trailer with an arch why cant it have dunnage on the ends to make up the difference?
It's because it's too tall isnt it? I bet if you have a flat with an arch and you shim the ends then youd be over 13'6 and you dont want to pay the cost of oversize permits?
Flatbed with no arch or curve
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Schaefer, Dec 5, 2019.
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A lot of the hotshots have air ride that may be youy best bet outside of dry van for a flat trailer. Other than that if the load isn't heavy enough to flatten out a trailer you may have to make a level surface for loading large pallets with a solid top could be a option
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Boyd was selling some of their raildecks. It’s a 53’ iso flat rack. This would allow preloading securing the parts before the truck arrives.
https://www.truckpaper.com/listings/trailers/for-sale/27165267/2012-fontaine-rail-deckcke Thanks this. -
For a trailer that is flat enough to not be able to use shims... I'm curious how flat they think it will stay as its bouncing its way down the road.
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load king trombone trailers.
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We have a perfectly flat-flatbed trailer. Depending on your location, and where you ship to, we can probably haul it.
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