Log Truck Transport
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It's very easy to lock up the brakes on those trailers when empty. By folding them up and travelling that way when empty it saves you from tearing up your tires.
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
Easier to maneuver back up the logging roads.
Easier to maneuver back up the logging roads.
That's the biggest reason.
Don't get me wrong. I don't know diddly about trucking, I just happen to live in loggin country.
Easier to maneuver back up the logging roads.
That's the biggest reason.
Don't worry about it a bit. I see stuff every day and wonder why do they do it like that?
Don't worry about it a bit. I see stuff every day and wonder why do they do it like that?
What hurts is the face palm moment after someone explains it to you. LoL
I've never done that....
LOL
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I was just wondering why log truck operators stack their back trailers onto the deck of the trucks? What do they gain from doing this? any help would be much appreciated! :)