Pulling double curtain vans.

Doubles have a lot of rear amplification. You need to have a steady hand to drive them safely. I wouldn't do it at this point just because I feel I need more experience.

 

If the trailers are loaded right you shouldn't have any problems. I pulled triples and once in awhile I would have to pull a set of doubles. That old saying "turn your mirrors in" is bunk. I pulled at night up the highways in Nevada and the wind would kick up so wicked sometimes you white knuckled it all the way. But even then my last trailer would never cross over pass the dividing line in the center of the road. Of course you have to apply better driving skills because you've got more truck behind you so no sudden moves on you part is warranted. And remember you can't back out of a parking stall so be selective when you park. Sure there's a few more pointers but you'll pick them up and I wouldn't push the speed thing either. Just always remember the heaviest box goes forward. Good luck.

 

they will wiggle on you alittle more and catch a lot of wind due to the canvas on the sides,but not much different from flats or vans,plus you are already tarped,when I worked for baggie farms and pulled theirs a lot of loads only needed straps on the ends of the loads,you will get it figured out

 

The speed limits for curves are posted. Use your judgment i.e. weather, traffic conditions, etc.