Whatever trailer you go with split load whenever you can. Much easier on an older trailer then belly loading.
Aluminum or steel frame?
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I recall scaling around 27K many moons ago with a Mack CH and a 48x96 Transcraft with a steel frame.jamespmack Thanks this. -
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The Life of the trailer depends so much on the users habits.
Anything concentrated in 20 feet or less with heavy weights Kills the King pin plate And the tail structure.(Rear sill cossmembers axle mounts) You want the entire trailer filled.
I NEVER belly Load- That's for Lazies.
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Aluminum trailers rust too. This is a Reitnour big bubba. 2007
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