Sunday, December 2, 2012

Overloaded Low-Loader






I'm not sure if this crusher is too heavy for the low-loader, or if it's just too much of a point load for it.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Roxby downs by the look of the plant no. on the truck?

Should have used a Drake float :)

Anonymous said...

A big load for the 'bridge' between the goose-neck & the leading trailer axle. Difficult with a load like this to share the weight between dolly axle group (including drive axles for some traction) & the trailer axle group which should have a bigger proportion of the load.

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Anonymous said...

Great article on the topic of overloaded low-loaders! It's crucial to address this issue, as overloaded low-loaders pose significant risks not only to road safety but also to the longevity of the equipment itself. I appreciate the practical tips provided in the article for avoiding overloading, such as proper weight distribution and regular maintenance. These actionable suggestions are valuable for anyone involved in the operation of low-loaders. https://www.boomandbucket.com/equipment/construction

Luiz Antonio Duarte Ferreira said...

Great insights on overloaded low loaders! Your detailed explanations about the challenges and safety measures are incredibly helpful. It's essential for operators to understand the importance of proper loading to ensure safety on the roads. Thank you for sharing!

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