can haul 80k lbs? :haha::haha:
If it passes DOT inspection and is hauling doubles there is no reason it can't haul 80K :;
Unless he overloads that single axle:fawkdancesmiley:
Never paid attention to an estes, yellow, old dominion, ups, fed ex or usf truck have ya? Doubles give ya more than enough axles to legally weigh 80k and enough length to haul in OR.... What else ya got for me to disprove? :flipoff:
If it passes DOT inspection and is hauling doubles there is no reason it can't haul 80K :;
how well do you think those front brakes work? :redneckI can't even see any)
That thing hauling at 80k is like me towing a crew cab Ford diesel behind a VW bug...
how well do you think those front brakes work? :redneckI can't even see any)
I can't see if it has brakes either damned 2x2" screen sucks for details... :haha:
Give that bug a bunch or horsepower and more importantly torque and let the ferd do most of the braking and you won't have any issues. :;
Don't the trailer brakes shorten stopping time for trucks compared to trucks without trailers at all?how well do you think those front brakes work? :redneckI can't even see any)
That thing hauling at 80k is like me towing a crew cab Ford diesel behind a VW bug...
Don't the trailer brakes shorten stopping time for trucks compared to trucks without trailers at all?
Don't the trailer brakes shorten stopping time for trucks compared to trucks without trailers at all?
chopped model 351 peterbuilt
12v-71 detroit diesel 1,500 lb-ft 425 hp gets 15mpg can haul 80,000 pounds and weighs 7,800
Try to tell the DOT guys that you don't need front brakes while hauling a load. See where it gets ya :awesomework:
I rather enjoy the front brakes on my truck, with or without a trailer