axle weights for doubles
Any know the max axle weights for doubles ? 2 - 28 and 1/2 footers
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I don't think it's any different than any single or tandem trailer. The two axles in the middle are allowed 34,000 and the rear 20,000. You still have to pay attention to gross weight.
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Single Drive 20,000 Single Trailer 20,000 Dolly 20,000 Single Trailer 20,000 NOT to exceed allowable maximum/licensed gross weight which is usually 80,000. |
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Are you sure? i do know the steer axle cannot be no more than 12 thousand, but if there is 20 k on the single axles (drives, trailers and dolly) your figure here on the latter is right at 80 thousand.
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Look in the front of your atlas>a single axle is allowed 20,000 lbs. It dowan't mean you can exceed 80,000>BUT it does give you tolerance. A 10' spread allows you 20,000 per axle but only in a couple of states does it also allow you to exceed 80,000. |
mgfg is correct. I pull doubles for UPS. The total capacity with a single drive axle is 92,000 but state laws and the truck's permits usually limit that to 80,000.
12k steers 20k each single times 4 |
your steer is alowed 12500 your all wrong,lol
drive,trl,doly single 20,000 drive,trl, tanum 34000 max(group) 18500 each 80,000 gvw unless lic for more try pack extra 400(80400) most setups if you max all axles you will be over weight |
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