can any body tell me is this truck can haul 55000 pounds contariner ??? i really don’t know the wait for the rear axels????
volvo 2019 vnr300 day Cab whit a 6x2 loading system
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by dlpaez, Apr 7, 2024.
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Means tag axle, one just a ride along.
Just have gone careful on uneven ground/no power divider. -
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Why can’t it? Handy Truck Line in Idaho pulls double pneumatics grossing 105,500 with single drive Volvo’s with adaptive loading. 8 axles on the ground when they’re loaded, 5 axles on the ground when they’re going back empty. A 55k container would probably be on a triaxle chassis so he’d have 6 axles on the ground loaded.
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Couldn’t find a pic of a set of doubles but here’s one with a quad tank. Probably runs 96k or so gross with a single drive.
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Because it is a general question, there are no specs to that truck.
If there were, then there could be a "yes" from me.
With the thousands of day cabs floating around, some day cabs are not made for more than city work, even with three axles on the ground for the tractor.
I had a volvo day cab with lower rated axles and it was something that could not haul more than 48k. It wasn't cost effective to keep in the fleet so I sold it to a guy who uses it for delivery of hospital equipement with a 40 foot trailer. -
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The axles were 20k axles on the truck, it was limited to 50k GCW, it was a nice truck but it was order that way as part of a large city delivery fleet and it was one of 80 or so that was returned from the lease and sold off.
I'm not going to take your bet because I think you are right but the point I am trying to make is that just because it is a truck doesn't mean it can haul 55k.
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