Lowboy 55L back dolly vibrates [ACKNOWLEDGED]

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Re: Lowboy 55L back dolly vibrates [ACKNOWLEDGED]

#11 Post by MacGruber » 17 Aug 2017 10:18

Ok, here is the video
1 - 38mph - some may say it was too fast to make a turn, but the truck/I managed to make it
2 - If you say it's fast - I guess I'm the crazy driver

This happend and around 30mph
https://vid.me/00Bku

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Re: Lowboy 55L back dolly vibrates [ACKNOWLEDGED]

#12 Post by morrelo » 17 Aug 2017 11:18

Yes, you're the crazy driver :) There is a 40 mph speed limit sign - that sign is a speed limit for cars, but you're reaching that speed limit even with truck and overweight cargo weighing around 150 000 lb in total. The forces in such speed with such heavy cargo are simply too strong even when you do a wide turn (pigbrother explained it really well). Since we don't have any sort of physical damage, you can call it an expected behaviour. And I'd recommend you to drive slower, don't forget that it's called heavy cargo for a reason :)
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Re: Lowboy 55L back dolly vibrates [ACKNOWLEDGED]

#13 Post by CAElite » 17 Aug 2017 12:12

Yeah, I agree with what Morelo is saying, also in regards to an earlier post, a heavy haul trailer really shouldn't be venturing anywhere near to 65mph, all of the heavy haul trailers I have worked on are fairly strictly limited to sub 50mph speeds, this limitation is normally due to the type of heavy duty tyres required.

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Re: Lowboy 55L back dolly vibrates [ACKNOWLEDGED]

#14 Post by MacGruber » 17 Aug 2017 12:20

CAElite wrote: 17 Aug 2017 12:12 Yeah, I agree with what Morelo is saying, also in regards to an earlier post, a heavy haul trailer really shouldn't be venturing anywhere near to 65mph, all of the heavy haul trailers I have worked on are fairly strictly limited to sub 50mph speeds, this limitation is normally due to the type of heavy duty tyres required.

Heavy haulage is a slow, calculating business.
Yes, I wasnt speeding over 50mph
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