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2004
X-L Specialized
Trailer
Model
XL 70 SDS
53 feet
X 102 inches
2
Axles on Air
Ride
Stepdeck
Flatbed Trailer
With
Rear
Axle Slider
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Stock
No. 33824
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- Price -
$ 19,500
- Pin
setting - 16 inches
- Suspension
- Air Ride
- Lower
Deck
- Wood
- Condition
- Nice
- Length
- 43 feet
- Height
- 40 inches
- Upper
Deck - 10 feet long
- Overall
Condition - Good
- Brakes
- 60%
- Winches
- Road
side - 13
- Curb
side - 10
- Stake
Pockets
- Tires
and wheels
- 40,
40, 30, 30%
- Wheels
- 10 Hole
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Steel
| Hub
Pilots
- Axle
2
- Size
- 255/70R 22.5
- 60,
60, 40, 40%
- Wheels
- 10 Hole
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Steel
| Hub
Pilots
- Inside
Frame
- Spread
axle spacing provided by
using sliding rear axle
- Air
sliding axle
- License
No. - 8999-RM
WA
State
- VIN No.
- 4U3J0482X4L004830
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Spread
tandems - the widely
spaced axle
configurations often
found on flatbeds,
car haulers and
refrigerated
trailers - exist for
good reasons, all
related to
weight. Under
various weight laws,
spread or "split"
tandems can legally
carry more weight
per axle than
close-spaced
tandems. The
distance between the
two axles can vary
if the vehicle runs
within a certain
state whose weight
law addresses axle
spacing.
Anything crossing
state lines has to
follow the federal
weight rules, and
they exactly define
the distance.
Under the federal B
formula, the axles
must be 10 feet
apart (though in
practice they are
placed 10 feet
1 inch apart
to be safe for the
times when a zealous
enforcement officer
measures that
distance with a
tape). With a
"10-1" spread, each
axle is considered
independent, and can
carry up to 20,000
pounds, versus
17,000 for a typical
5 foot tandem.
The total
rig still may
not exceed 80,000
pounds gross
according to current
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