Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the passenger and driver sides, is this so. On multi drop curtain sider You can’t always get pallets side by side of the same weight and not all deliveries are with a flt. Any advice. Thank you.
Re: Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
Tyre ratings could give you a idea.
Re: Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
thank you for that but to give an example or discussion point
If the vehicle could carry a load of 9000kg could the load be 5400kgs passenger side and 3600kgs on the drivers side. That’s a 60%/40% split.
Just seen you comment about tyre rating and I haven’t looked at that yet but it is a twin wheeled rear axle
Re: Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
I understand what you are asking, but in the years on commercial vehicles, the only factor on each sides weight is the tyre rating@specified pressure.Trevoss wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 4:54 pmthank you for that but to give an example or discussion point
If the vehicle could carry a load of 9000kg could the load be 5400kgs passenger side and 3600kgs on the drivers side. That’s a 60%/40% split.
Just seen you comment about tyre rating and I haven’t looked at that yet but it is a twin wheeled rear axle
Re: Hi, I’m sure there is but can’t find. I understand front and rear axle weights but I believe I’ve seen a % over the
excellent, thank you for that.DanDj wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 4:55 pmI understand what you are asking, but in the years on commercial vehicles, the only factor on each sides weight is the tyre rating@specified pressure.Trevoss wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 4:54 pmthank you for that but to give an example or discussion point
If the vehicle could carry a load of 9000kg could the load be 5400kgs passenger side and 3600kgs on the drivers side. That’s a 60%/40% split.
Just seen you comment about tyre rating and I haven’t looked at that yet but it is a twin wheeled rear axle
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