Just some of the stupid things I see

Be brave bro, load 2 9's or 2 345's....or even better, an AD20

 

Do they become "indivisible" if we close our eyes?

 

Sorry, dry humor, holiday week and so on plus I gotta go in early.....

and Happy Holidays to all ! Safe journeys back to your loved ones....

 

2-345's , how long is you're trailer? You're not stacking are ya'

I'm still trying to picture how you could fit one on an RGN. With smaller ones you face them to each other, running the booms beside the other. But try that with 2 345's wow.

An AD20 wouldn't be that bad, how about a 40?

 

Regardling divisible loads over 80K.

Wood chips, recycled paper products, logs and Costco loads are all divisible. They are routinely carried (in the NorthWest) on trucks licensed and permitted for up to 105K. Most of the chippers up here are licensed for either 92K or 96K.

In most cases, the trailer has an extra axle, making it a 6 axle combination. In the cases of the 105 permitted trucks, normally both the tractor and trailer have tag axles in addition to the third axle on the trailer.

Michigan licenses their "centipedes" for heavy divisible loads. I believe it's usually metal or rock. Could be wrong on that and I have no idea what their weight limit is. I do know it far exceeds 80K.

But this was not the case in DB's stop. The moron blew an open scale. Most of us are smart enough to know that there is a chance you will have a personal conference with Barney if you blow a scale...and in most cases, it won't be cheap.

He had every right to cite what he did. In fact, I'm quite certain he could have written up a few more things if'n he was inclined to be a *male body part*head. I think he was being nice to the guy.

 

Track to track , 55', buckets hooked under each others counterweight....... 1 mile across job...... no chains. Never leave 2x2 on the 5x4...ground too soft. Leaving ruts in my wake...whew!

 

Oh yeah, they were the superintendents 345's and he needed them now!

 

how about a fully dressed 345 or a d8 with blade and ripper loaded with tracks cross-way of trailer dripping with sticky mud. oh yea never detach the neck too.

 

Michigan is 164k and its for anything as long as you have the axles to haul it.