Legal. You're allowed 20K on a single axle. Spread axles are considered 2 single axles, thus 20K per which is 40K. If there is an imbalance in the...
Motion has a tendency to draw your attention...which is natural. For many species, it is a defense strategy to freeze and stand perfectly still,...
Unless the self-check system has a malfunction and self-reports everything to be in perfect working order, or the malfunction causes the...
Then maybe driving isn't a good career choice for them?
I've never had any of those issues. Look 'em up in the directory (remember those? Every hotel chain had 'em listing every location by city along...
Sounds to me like he was overdriving his headlights.
If it does ANYTHING, you weren't doing your job as a professional driver. The system is completely unnecessary IF you're paying attention. Once...
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A company I signed on with a few years back asked me if I'd be OK with going out over the road sometimes. My response was under certain...
That's just it...in most states, you DON'T have any "extra" payload capacity...you're still limited to the same 80K whether you're running a...
The rivet is all that is necessary, because it isn't a load-bearing piece...it's only job is to prevent the winches from falling off if they...
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I started out with nothing, and still have most of it left.:eek:
####...I laid down about 50 tons of 3" minus, and it barely covered the length of the trailer. Then again, I had ruts so deep I was dragging the...
Take 46K (steers @ 12K, drives @ 34K) minus the tare weight of the truck, and you'll have what a typical truck can carry on the 5th wheel. If the...
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The farther apart the axles are, the more inclined they are to want to go straight and resist any turning you're trying to do. The more weight you...
I've never seen a broker at a shipper in order to have them refuse. Anything that can be run on a 102 can be put on a 96. Yes, you can overhang...
Don't want to rework it? Take it off & find another truck. I even went so far as to start pushing things off the trailer with a pry bar...still...
Hell, I always preferred the 96" trailers...being from IL (which used to restrict 102" trailers) and close to KY (which still does), it allows me...
