Peterbilt Super 18 Dump vs. End dump Trailer- JW 970-518-5520
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The turning radius on this truck is shocking. MX-13, 510 HP, 13 spd, 20k Front, 3x 8k Steerable Pushers, 46k Tandem, 8k Drop/steerable Tag. 25 Ton Capacity 29.9k Tear Weight Est.
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Wow you can haul 22-25 ton in NYS with a tri axle dump truck no need for all the extra cost and parts!
Weight restrictions are different in every state
Here in mass we run 24-25 ton on a triaxle dump
Thats crazy!!!!
Kevin Donovan legally you can run that much in ma? I thought it was less due to bridge laws?
Drew Murphy nope thats what we run here
Just Load the Wagon 🚄 🚚 ☠🤙
We run the same here in Maine, 32 tons on a tri-ax trailer, 24 tons on a tri-ax and 18 on a wheeler. 100,000, 76,000 and 60,000 GVW respectively.
Super dumps are a pain in the rear I drove one for a year u till i said enough I got put in a quad
27 tons on a tri axle and heaviest i hauled on a triaxle was 110,000 im lost on the logic with all the axles 😂
Lol in ontario canada I have a tri axle legal for 26.2MT
So basically since I have a class b license I can drive this super dump?
No, the gvw keeps you at B, Class C gives you up 80k+
@@d.d.t.7239 What? There's no weight restriction on a B CDL, you'd only need an A to drive combination tractor trailer weighing more than 26,001 GCVWR. A class C is for 26,001 and below, you don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Are this allowed in California?
Adrian B sadly no that’s why we have transfer trucks
Why not an 18 speed
what's the tare weight?
That has to be the damn goofiest looking thing I’ve ever seen we haul 24.5 tons on one drop axel
Bam Bam, it all depends upon your state laws and how to haul the most and still meet Federal and state Bridge Laws. Yes, you are correct they look funny but they make more money when put in the right situations and have killer resale value. Thanks for watching!
When you run illegal, anything is possible. Maybe your hauls are short distance with minimal bridges and roads Nowhere in the U.S. can you run 24 tons on 1 pusher, it has to be 3 or more
@@d.d.t.7239 Wrong, I'm on the thruway NY to NJ almost every day with a tri axle at 24 Tons and I've been weighed at DOT stops in CT, NJ, Mass, PA. DE, and never got an overweight ticket. Hush.
I have a triaxle...24 tons all day long legally...
@@d.d.t.7239 you are a moron sir do a lil research before you open your mouth and look like a dumbass have a gd one stupid
Michigan Bridge Special
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Max, I have 2 more chassis coming to build these again.
So you can drive 80k pounds with a class b?…
do have 1 in stock?
We have more chassis on order but may have options for you depending on your axle needs. 16-18. If you like, we can discuss over the phone.
Peterbilt SoCo I need a truck
I’ve hauled 24 in a 14, not legal at all.
Lmfao...if y'all need that many axles so you're not over axel weight you're in the wrong state...we run 18 tons on a wheeler, 24 on a tri-ax and 32 on a tri-ax trailer....100,000 GVW on the asphalt.
Get an automatic and a school bus driver could drive it.