ozzy
10-05-2010, 07:05 PM
I see all types of trailers. wally mo and the likes.
now I am getting for my cdl, and the thing I learned in cargo section that cargo should be centered and low as possible. When cargo is high there is a chance of trailer tipping over. This is what i read but don't know by experience.
well I see trailers load with car that have all the cars on the high ramp parts and not using the low ones.
is this a safety concern, or are the car haulers designed to be used that way? meaning it doesn't matter on the low parts or high parts.
thanx
now I am getting for my cdl, and the thing I learned in cargo section that cargo should be centered and low as possible. When cargo is high there is a chance of trailer tipping over. This is what i read but don't know by experience.
well I see trailers load with car that have all the cars on the high ramp parts and not using the low ones.
is this a safety concern, or are the car haulers designed to be used that way? meaning it doesn't matter on the low parts or high parts.
thanx