Changing Lanes

March 2013

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CHANGING LANES Special Hauls equipment at full capacity ��� up to 80,000 pounds ��� while remaining under the 120,000-pound superload limit. To best accommodate the height of an excavator, Talbert can customize the trailer with a 22-inch deck height and a deck boom well. This six-foot-long recessed portion in the rear of the trailer is roughly six inches deep and plated for the bucket of an excavator. This lowers the overall height of the boom to ensure the load is a legal height. The three-axle, 26-foot trailer features a four-beam deck design and auxiliary crossmembers for extra floor support. Talbert manufactures 36 special hauls 0113 cl.indd 2 the trailers using 16-inch beams, consisting of T-1 flanges and 80K webs, to reduce empty weight and achieve the target trailer weight and deck height. The trailer can also be built with Walther EMC Dura-Light Hubs�� as a lightweight hub solution and CentriFuse�� brake drums, which are the lightest drums on the market. The trailer���s aluminum wheels also help keep the weight low. The 40-Ton Lightweight trailer also features a new ratchet neck design. This design eliminates the need for changing adjustment blocks and enables the operator to adjust the ride height of a trailer from one side MARCH 2013 // WWW.CHANGINGLANESDIGITAL.COM 2/5/13 9:44 AM

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