What we're trying to do is see if there's a way if I can use blocks to drive the hd5 further to the back of the trailer to fit another machine in front.
If we can't that's perfectly fine I just want to make sure that we're legal and safe whatever we do.
So we were thinking about getting 8x8s that are the width of the trailer and running the hd5 up over them and then using dunnage for the bucket but the tracks would be about another two feet or so further back than where they are in the photo.
So I guess basically I'm asking if it's legal to run the machine up on an 8x8 that runs the width of the trailer like I said and then block up the bucket.
Or is there a better way to approach that?
Can I load this way?
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by Dino soar, Apr 27, 2024.
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Just turn the machine around and back it up over the tandems. Set your trailer width Timbers were the red lines are, and make sure the rear timber is above the yellow arrow to take the weight and not out on the ramp above the tires.
What’s that machine weigh about 15,000??
Secure the piss out of it and I would think you should be fine. As long as it can’t move there shouldn’t be an issue…..
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If it fits, legal weight, it ships!!
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