what trailer for hauling coils?

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  1. Al. Roper

    Al. Roper Road Train Member

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    Basically they got it covered. The trailer is beefier to accommodate the concentrated weight. The last Big Bubba I had never lost its arch with 44-46k coils, whether it be stand ups or skidded.
     
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  3. MACK E-6

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    Definitely a safer way to do it at least. What’s the tare weight on that?
     
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  4. johndeere4020

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    No idea, google image search. I used to see them over around Steubenville.
     
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  5. Tombstone69

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    That's what I would call a specialty trailer. If you stop hauling coils you could always haul really heavy tires,lol.
     
  6. MACK E-6

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    Alright, here’s another stupid question. If it’s heavy, can you get a permit for a coil?
     
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  7. stwik

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    JD will know for sure but I was under the impression you cannot permit a divisble load and you must follow weight restrictions.

    That Pratt is slick.
     
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    Reason for edit: Well I screwed this up
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  8. johndeere4020

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    You can permit steel coils, i don’t know how many states but many you can.
     
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  9. stwik

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    ...they don't consider coils divisble? I guess that depends on the coil?
     
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  10. johndeere4020

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    No they don’t, steel industry probably was involved in that way back.
     
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  11. Rontonio

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    It is a state by state decision- to permit for over 80k with a commodity like steel. If it is a historically steel producing region, probably bet yes - if not bet no.
     
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