I’m not exactly sure what goes on under the hood as it relates to that but it feels to me like the trailer will push you all over the place with a dry fifth wheel, especially in my line of work where running tail heavy is not uncommon.
I had one load last week where the trailer tandem outweighed the single drive by 14K.
Tandem placement and turning radius
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Thank you for trying, but I am not knowledgeable enough about cars for your explanation to help -
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I never troll. I am always trying to learn. People here are always mystified at how I don't know these things with as much experience as I have. I think that maybe people who come to this message board are a selected group. Since we come here to discuss trucking and learn about trucking, I think thetruckersreport might select for truckers with above average knowledge of trucking compared to the average truck driver that does not bother to be a member of this message board.Crude Truckin' Thanks this. -
However, common sense still dictates that when two moving metal objects come into contact with each other, they must be kept lubricated or bad things happen.Crude Truckin', Sons Hero, Speedy356 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Ok here’s any easy one!
Did anyone ever teach you to open a hood and check fluid levels?
Teach you how to do a pre trip and post trip?
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