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Gooseneck loads 40′

Release time: 2021-11-12


To understand how to operate a truck with gooseneck load of 40’, first and foremost you will need to know the limitations of the truck in regards to length, size, and weight. Below is a list of general guidelines for operating with a gooseneck load of 40’.

The total length of the vehicle should not exceed 140 feet.
The gross weight almost has a limit of 80,000 lbs
Always verify in advance the destination state's law regarding any additional restrictions there may be
Ensure that the trailer brakes are properly adjusted and checked
Check the hitch system which is responsible to keep the whole combination together and secure
Evenly distribute the cargo load inside the box and make sure each wheel of the combination has a similar weight load.
Don't overestimate your speed abilities as roads may not be as good as highways
The driver must be aware of all trucking operations such as loading and unloading of cargo, so he can be aware of any changes in the trailer's balance.
Finally, the driver must take responsibility to check the tri-axle chassis, the tire pressure, and wheel alignment.

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