For a line haul Coronado, you'd be looking in the 17,000 - 19,000 lb. range (all things dependent), assuming you were just talking about a truck designed for a standard five axle setup, with a 13k front and 40k rears, rather than a heavy haul unit. If you got to talking about the Coronado SD (which replaced the set-back axle FLD120SD in 2009), then you'd have to let us know if you were talking about a day cab tractor, cement mixer, dump truck, etc., as the SD is intended to be Freightliner's vocational and all-around "general purpose" platform (basically, their way of competing with the Kenworth T800 and T880).
16,000 - 18,000 lbs. all things dependent.
A freight train weighs 12,000-20,000 tons.
The Cascadia Evolution weighs between 15,000 - 18,000, generally, depending on configuration. For a typical, three axle, 6x4 sleeper berth truck, expect it to be 17,000 - 18,000 lbs.
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Typically, 17k - 19k for a three axle freight truck.
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Axle, 850lbs. Wheels are 2000lbs each. Just from what I've read.
This vary considerably. Spanning from about 100 tonnes for light MRT up to 20,000 tonnes for the heaviest freight.
Since only one helmet in WWII had a liner, the US M1 helmet, that's the one you probably are asking about. It weighed very close to 5 pounds.
150 tons to over 15,000 tons and up to 19,000 tons. The train's weight depends on the length and type of train, and their freight size.
A full size City bus will weigh about 20,000 LBS (roughly 9,000 KG ) With out any passengers. A 56 passenger Highway, tour or Greyhound coach can weigh up to 41,000 LBS (Roughly 18,000 KG) with a full load of passengers, Luggage and Freight
Yes, much of what today is the American Southwest was first surveyed during the Coronado expedition.