|
| Posted Sun, May 20 2012 07:00 AM CST | ||
|
DAVID GONZALES RLB TRUCKING WEATHERFORD, TX 806-332-5787 Posts: 6 |
REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE | |
| Posted Sun, May 20 2012 08:56 PM CST | ||
|
HYDIE EUBANKS EUBANKS MAJESTIC TRANSPORT LANE, OK 580-364-6672 Posts: 2 |
Most people don,t load the nose unless hauling lite calfs most of the time 25-26 in belly 24 top and 16 on tail if Fats 20 -18-8 will do. Hope this Helps! | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sun, May 20 2012 11:59 PM CST | ||
|
RICK WILDE WILDE TRUCKING VIRGIL, SD 605-530-5604 Posts: 12 |
I use the center gates in trailer as a point of reference. In my experience, 30,000# behind the gate (split between back centers and tail) should put right close to 40,000# on the spread. Then just split rest of em between front centers and nose. Depending how truck and trailer are set up you might need to shift a little here or there but should be a good starting point. |
REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Mon, May 28 2012 09:32 PM CST | ||
|
GEORGE HORA GEORGE HORA TRUCKING LLC IOWA CITY, IA 319-331-5851 Posts: 5 |
yes some people are just plain lazy and dont like the few extra steps to open a extra gate! so yes the lazy ones will just use the centers and rear, then they have one down oh my if they would have just used the nose. pure lazyness |
REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |