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even with all the above reasons to not run a triple axle singles. my biggest gripe against them is if you pull in and out of a lot of fields or steep driveways loaded you will break axles. you take the load that was being supported by three axles and now you shuffle it all onto one axle. basically putting 20K+ onto a 7K axle.
From my experience you only break axle's when your overload'd, I-v seen guys haul the load to far back. I-v learn'd to haul forward, heavier loads should alway's max the drive-wheels first. But it helps to have 20or22k-steer heavy haul truck.
From my experience you only break axle's when your overload'd, I-v seen guys haul the load to far back. I-v learn'd to haul forward, heavier loads should alway's max the drive-wheels first. But it helps to have 20or22k-steer heavy haul truck.