I was working on that Sun Country trailer. It is really good product.
But I cannot still get it how one axle on the trailer works so hard. No overweight?
Dually w/3-4 wedge, Medium duty w/ 4-5 car or semi w/7-10? Please help
Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by Nikki/, Mar 15, 2012.
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Mine was tandem. Note: I was permitted for 14' up, 4' rear OH, and no restrictions on the front over hang (trailer). Tractor was HD F'Liner M2
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Trucko, the trailers that I had ordered (eight) at the same time were built to a lightweight spec, No upper deck, no crank down landing gear, .188 tubing instead or .250, aluminum wheels, 30" kp setback, no chain hangers, no unnecessary brackets, or hooks, but still has heavy gauge deck and heavy gauge rear shotgun along with some other things we cut the weight of that trailer from 13,800 to 11,400, so in 99 out of a 100 cases, no, not over weight, close sometimes, but very rarely over.
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Roughly the same price, biggest issue with SC is the wait time to order new. Also not sure just how much they will stray from their standard spec if you are only ordering one.Kawinige01 Thanks this.
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