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i believe anything under 14'6" has to be labeled atleast thats what i have observed.
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Deuce on a rollback
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Spose I should post a pic of said Tri-drive airride Peterbilt rollback.
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When I sold mine the Gentleman picked it up with a rollback. I laughed but he pulled it up with no problems. locked it down and rolled off. No problems. I guess it depends on the driver and equipment.
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My deuce will fit in my shop with a 10' door with the cargo cover on.
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Had 12,000 lbs on mine. 23' steel bed with rollers. Moving a WWll glider and Tiger Moth biplane.
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The guy I bought my rollback from claimed to have hauled a 36,000 lb road grader on it . . . NUTS!
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Well I had a roll back with part of my duece on it. Was the easiest way to take my 109 off and put it on the ground but I used a crane to put it back on it.
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I had one hauled on at Freightliner tandem axle rollback. Truck had cargo bows and full canvas. The guy was allowed something like 110" off the deck and we were under...barely if I recall correctly. Problem was you're so close to the overpass that there's a tremendous amout of air pressure on the canvas at the overpasses. 70mph doesn't help either...IF you're hauling one with full canvas, I'd recommend pulling it off for the trip.
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rollback
A friend of mine hauled a M211 for me with his roll back. It is a Ford tandem with a GVWR of 70,000 lbs. Only damage to the deuce was to the exhaust stack. Smacked a overhanging branch. Handled the load like a small car. and we had no trouble loading or unloading it ( non running deuce) Just had to watch the height. This is not the toy type rollback.
A friend of mine hauled a M211 for me with his roll back. It is a Ford tandem with a GVWR of 70,000 lbs. Only damage to the deuce was to the exhaust stack. Smacked a overhanging branch. Handled the load like a small car. and we had no trouble loading or unloading it ( non running deuce) Just had to watch the height. This is not the toy type rollback.