A typical 53' dry van would weigh between 9,000 and 11,000 lbs.
No. Flatbeds (platform trailers) have different construction, and also have rub rails on the side, both for protection of the trailer, and for securement of the load.
Around 5,500 dry weight and around 750 tongue weight
Semi-trailers come in different sizes and not all are made with the same materials and components or extra features. A 53-foot empty semi-trailer can weigh anywhere from 10,000 to 25,000 pounds.
A flatbed trailer is one of the most versatile trailers used in the freight industry. Its main purpose is to haul oversized freight, equipment, machinery, or any other type of cargo that will not fit inside a dry van enclosed trailer. The cargo can be placed on the long flat bed of the trailer and strapped and secured down for transport. The most desirable part of this trailer is the ability to load the cargo from the sides or back using a forklift, or even a crane depending on the type of cargo being loaded.
Mine weigh's about 7100 pounds and dry weigh should weigh around 6000
truck and trailer 35000 pounds.
1135 lbs dry.
If dry, it will weigh approximately 2000 lbs. If wet , approximately 2800 lbs. If dry, it will weigh approximately 2000 lbs. If wet , approximately 2800 lbs.
about 685 pounds dry
For interstate travel in the US without requiring oversize permits, the gross weight is 80,000 lbs. What that translates to in cargo weight depends on the vehicle's tare (empty) weight. Typically, a truck with a flatbed trailer will be good for 45,000 - 48,000 lbs., and a truck pulling a dry box can typically haul 43,000 - 45,000 lbs. of freight.
the dry weight is about 415 lbs