I've run into cases where I followed all the specifications presented to me, but still got rejected because of one tiny detail that wasn't listed. ! I cannot guarantee that following these specs will get your trailer approved To share this page with friends and colleagues, just send them to Your contact from each of the game platforms will be able to get you access to the branding guidelines which contain more information about branding than you could ever want.
Where available I've provided links to websites that list specifications in more detail for each platform. The information on this page is a based on official branding guides, trailer submission guides, and trailers clients of mine have successfully submit. highways.Each of the major video game platforms have different video specifications for trailers if your trailer doesn't comply, you can waste valuable time re-submitting. While there is a federal provision for "reasonable access" to make deliveries and reach services, it's not more than five miles as I recall, so you can quickly find yourself out of compliance when traveling state and county highways or non-network U.S. There has been a similar argument because of APU's and other anti-idle equipment to less result.įinally, to screw all that up even more, individual states can set their own rules that are more strict that federal rules and can enforce them when no on National Network routes. There has been some push back against the 244" wheelbase limits up north because after-treatment devices are taking up space on trucks and extending the length limit would make them easier to accommodate. That's why Trailer Tails and similar devices are legal on 53' trailers. Aerodynamic devices also don't factor into the length of the trailer. So what that means is your truck can be up to a certain length, and the trailer can be up to a certain length, but what that adds up to is less of an issue.Ĭertain parts also don't factor into the trailer's length, such as refrigeration units or lift gates. There is also a limit for how long a truck can be and still legally pull a trailer 40' if I recall correctly. That means that, if you pull a 53' trailer, you can't have a truck that can also carry a load, or at least you can't load the truck. Doubles have a different limit which allows for two 28.5' trailers. There is a loadable length limit, which is 53' for a single trailer and truck but a couple states had longer limits that were grandfathered in. In the states there isn't an overall length limit for a tractor-trailer when on National Network highways.
It's important to note that wheelbase and overall length of a tractor are two different things, perhaps obviously. Some Canadian provinces do have a 244" wheelbase limit.
One I know is based in Kansas but travels starting in Oklahoma, through Kansas and then on to Colorado as different regions and different crops become ready to harvest. It's done to use the fewest power units and people to haul the most equipment across long distances.Ī "custom cutter" is a person or business that travels from area to area harvesting for various farms when their field are ready. Most often this is done by custom cutters. Not all states allow that configuration, and it's generally only allowed for that exact combination, or one pulling a dedicated header trailer instead of a grain hopper with a header tucked within. What you're seeing is over width, over length and probably over weight, depending on the max gross in that state, or if they are on interstates. Part of what is happening there is that many agrarian states have substantially different rules for ag carriers.
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