Straps! God you need lots of straps up under the bonk! Also load locks works when there is no were to put straps on a trailer.
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And again, another inaccurate answer, given by an imposter claiming to be in the industry when he is not.
Securing loads on a tractor-trailer depends first on what type of trailer you have. For van trailers, if loads require securement, this can be done with load locks and with straps which go wall-to-wall on the trailer, and lock into brackets located on the trailer wall.
For flatbeds, stepdecks, curtainside trailers, lowboy trailers and other equipment trailers, the driver will secure the load using straps, chains, or a combination of both, depending on the load, and the type of trailer in use.
The type of tractor trailer that can hold the heaviest loads is a Semi-Trailer truck. This is the heaviest truck that is allowed on the roads.
The best place to look for tractor trailers for sale is on Truck Paper, a company that hosts used trucks and trailers around the world. Their website allows buyers to find listings of sellers selling tractor trailers.
The maximum length for a set of double semi trailers in Oregon is 60 feet total combined length with tractor and trailers. Longer loads may be hauled by permit only and must stay on designated routes only.
It's just how they were ordered. They may have been purchased to pull single axle doubles trailers, or they may be purchased for light loads which don't require tandem axles.
i think the answer you are looking for is a low-boy trailer. am assuming you mean the large tractor trailer type trailers?
on average tractor trailers receive 4-9 miles per gallon but it all depends on the truck, the engine set up, and the weight of the load that is being carried I have heard of some drivers carrying light loads with Ideal road conditions getting up to 14 MPG
They still are.
This site looks promising http://www.nexttruckonline.com/ they sell trucks, tractor trailers and accessories/maintenance items that you would need for your tractor trailer.
Repossessed tractor trailers can be purchased from some tractor trailer dealers. If the rig was previously financed by a bank, the bank repossessing it will try to sell the tractor trailer to a dealer before selling it to the public.
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Most trailers are 102" wide. Anything beyond that requires an oversize permit.