Real load, scaled properly. It is a relayed load, previous driver had a hard brake somewhere in eastern Tennessee. It's roll stock, 7 rolls. It has since been dropped back at the yard for someone else to fix.
I think I'm over weight
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Course there is a chance you might need a new set of doors when your done...
But that’s just minor details...Last edited: Oct 14, 2019
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The only thing you can do at this point is run it and avoid the scales or go to the customer tomorrow and get a reload.
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What are you hauling? What kind of trailer?
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I keep seeing Schneider, Swift and jb hunt trailers rolling down the freeway with their tandems slide all the way to the rear in California no less. I also see guys sliding their tandems at places that don’t even require it, I told one guy to make sure he dumps the air in his tractor and trailer and he had no idea what that even meant. This is the future?
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When you're loaded from the front to the back you can get away with a lot of aggressive driving and not have a problem. Roll stock or other stretched loads need a more gentle hand.thelushlarry and starmac Thank this. -
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Now for a hijack of the thread slightly.
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