Well, it's been an interesting discussion and I thank people that contributed their views and ideas on RGN trailers. Too bad I can't use any of the advice :) I called our Heavy Haul Dept and they said I have to wait till August 2012 to switch to an RGN because I have never pulled one. However they said I can still pull oversize and heavy loads on a TRIDEM stepdeck.
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Well, Heavy Duty gave me his phone number and we talked (thanks for all the tips!). Based on what I learned, I emailed the agent I've been doing double drop equipment loads on my step. I asked him if he'd mind putting in a word for at LS or maybe give me a reference. To my surprise, he said 'yes'. So, I called the Heavy Haul Dept, they asked who the agent was and said I could get an RGN! For now I"m limited to 10 ft wide and legal height loads (12 ft with a 18" deck) but I"m quite happy with that for now. I know I"ll be limited in terms of loads but I want to try getting a 48 ft used detach with a 29'-30' well. I just missed another equipment load because it was a scissor lift 10'8" high: when I asked the agent if I can deflate the tires, he said, "the tires have FOAM in them!" The load was posted as "DD".
I have yet to talk to my financial company about the trade-in. They might draw a line at me getting a cheaper used trailer because I owe them more than what my step is worth on the market right now. They might say, "Get a brand new trailer!" What I want: - 48 ft long - 18" high deck - 30" well - full size decks in the front and reaf - outriggers - d-rings & in-floor tie-downs - mechanical detach - tandem with a third axle flip option - as light as possible - 35 ton gross rating |
Ertnyre are pretty light from what I recall. Most 48' tandems are 29' in the well.
There is a 2008 XL Specialized in the Canadian Truck Paper. Just saw it yesterday. No price tho. Ya gotta call. |
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