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Depends on the type of chassis used/ modification of back? Depends on the type of chassis used/ modification of back?
A mobile home with chassis included weighs between five and seven tons. I would guess that the chassis alone would account for around three fifths of this total so, three to five tons. ANS 2 I have seen some being moved from a defunct park nearby, and asked a driver of one of the moving trucks. According to him an average 14x68 foot home weighed about 15-20 tons. - Some, which had been wrecked down to the steel trailer frame were about 4-6 tons, including axles.
No way to answer without knowing passenger capacity and the chassis it's built on. You could be referring to anything from a 16 passenger bus built on a one ton van chassis to a 44 passenger bus built on a Topkick chassis.
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A mobile home with chassis included weighs between five and seven tons. I would guess that the chassis alone would account for around three fifths of this total so, three to five tons. ANS 2 I have seen some being moved from a defunct park nearby, and asked a driver of one of the moving trucks. According to him an average 14x68 foot home weighed about 15-20 tons. - Some, which had been wrecked down to the steel trailer frame were about 4-6 tons, including axles.
unanswerable question. The van chassis will weigh what it weighs based on model and length. The box on the back will vary a lot depending on size and maker.
Depends on the model
NO - and HOW would you weigh it anyway ?
Metal coins can weigh heavy, and are not easy to carry many coins with you.
Frame axels and hitch Will weigh about 2400 lbs.
You haven't said anything about size - so I'll give you an average. A small mobile frame would weigh about 2,000 pounds, going up to 14x68 at about 3,000 pounds .
Your guess is as good as ours. There is no way of answering this without knowing make and model. Is it a 1 ton Silverado chassis, or a Class 8 Top Kick tandem axle chassis? There'll be a world of difference between the two.