It DOES need to be labeled properly as an HM on the BOL, and the driver must have a HazMat endorsement to haul it. But as a Class 9 material it...
If the flashpoint of an oil or any other liquid is above 200°F, it is not considered 'Combustible' and does not require a placard. Motor oil...
Even in bulk, if the flash point is above 200°F placards are not applicable. Most conventional motor oil has a flashpoint of around 375°F or...
Only if the oil in question has a flash point below 200°F. Most motor oils have flash points ranging from around 375°F for conventional oil to...
Pretty much all current long-haul road tractors are 102" wide.
Sometimes custom built stuff like that tends to have wiring issues. It may not have had proper taillights on? Old Phone company conversions, where...
Back in the 1990s the company I was with hauled a lot of stuff for Cummins' mid-engine program. That was their 5.9L and 8.3L inline six cylinder...
Most cars have a slightly wider track on the front axle than the rear axle. As long as the midpoint of each axle (halfway between the outer left...
On crowned roads they're always slightly out of alignment to one side or the other, even if everything has the same track width.
I have no idea. The toll for that tunnel was too high for me to take any loads to Hawaii.
Nope. That builder's label says one steer axle, one intermediate axle, and one rear axle. The other two positions on the form are empty, thus...
Yes, you can get there... via Omaha.
In this case "remote" almost certainly means you can do it from home over the computer...
That all depends on how fast the VW was running. If the VW was running only 5-10 mph less than the truck, then the closing speed is only 5-10 mph....
It was there in 1990 the first time I saw it. And it looked like it had been there for years then.
Back in the late 1990s I had a couple of Meritor transmissions. I liked them better than the comparable Eaton trannies. They were tight as all get...
I use the 1500 Lumen LED one from Harbor Freight. It's heavy duty and very bright. It's also heavy enough and big enough with "teeth" on the front...
I'd also recommend checking the air dryer when you're done, too. If it's got a manual drain valve drain it just like you do daily when you park it.
Or yard jockeys at large DCs. Many require the tandems to be slid all the way back when loading/unloading..
Who do you think invented the internet and pretty much everything you can do on it?
