Post your flatbed load pictures here

That's a new one to me

 

according to some on another thread your about 20 chains short on that load driver!!! And also where are your neat "X" straps over the top that serve no purpose, and your trip chains, friction mats and chain protectors!!!!! Am I going to have to send you back to school?

Maybe one day you'll graduate to a full sized trailer!

You sure you don't mean 8' spread vs 10' instead of 10 vs 12? I've only seen one 12' spread ever and it was an O/O's reefer. I know a lot of states that don't allow any weight advantage to a short spread (<10') but I thought western Canada was the only ones that didn't recognize the a 10' spread.

 

Sorry but a 10' 2" spread gets you 20,000 allowed on the axles in ALL states. A 8' spread is considered a closed tandem.

 

I think some states give you more for an 8' spread. I've seen some 8' spread grain hoppers so there must be a benefit somewhere.

 

Goes state by state.

 

Bridge law a 8'2" spread you are allowed 38k. Not the full 40 but you should not get the tire wear fo the 10'2" spread. And on a 42' trailer it looks better proportioned IMO.

 

Any thing over 96" is what the book says you can go 20,000 per axle in all 48 states

 

My statment was way out dated sorry

 

It happens. You had me scrolling thru the atlas and online trying to find out the info lol

 

More gravy, Pa to LA