I am in the market for a flatbed rig that will be capable of hauling a minimum of 48K.
I know some of the trucks and trailers are know to be a bit lighter/heavier than others, and want to stay on the light side if possible.
I want something pre emission, if possible, prob flat top or mid, 47 state legal, versatile rig
What are your recommendations?
'Lighter' weight rig?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Chattduck, Oct 2, 2013.
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My rig will only take 47,500. 07 379 63" sleeper. 48x102 Fontaine combo. Cross that off your list.
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I had a Freightliner Columbia with only one 150 gallon fuel tank and 58" midroof sleeper that with a combo 48'x96" trailer that I could scale 52,000.
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shipper I load at if you cant scale 48 cant come in the gate.
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I hate grossing 70k let alone 80k
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What's your setup?
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My combo weights in at 27900 with 120gal. of fuel.
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Bennson has trailers that are only 7500 pounds. A Fl Columbia only weighs 16,000- 17,000 full of fuel. That leaves you 55,000 on freight.
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I have an 8600 ext. Cab and a fountain steel flatbed with an aluminum floor. The trailet alone is 12, 200.
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