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NEED HELP on weight of a G 1000

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Mike

02-11-2003 16:40:24




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What would the weight of a G 1000 with a factory cab lpg tractor be? Would it weigh more than my R john deere with 3 sets of rear wheel weights. I have to move one about 300 miles and my trailer has a gvw of 14000 with single tandam axles. Thanks for any help. Mike




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Doug

02-12-2003 14:50:59




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 Re: NEED HELP on weight of a G 1000 in reply to Mike, 02-11-2003 16:40:24  
I hauled a Vista FWA with Crenlo cab on it last winter about 500 miles on just about the same trailer you are describing. It weighed 12,000+ lbs and had no problems. I just put all of the weight I could on the goose neck of it and it rode good.



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Fran

02-11-2003 19:53:51




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 Re: NEED HELP on weight of a G 1000 in reply to Mike, 02-11-2003 16:40:24  
The dry weight of a 1000 Vista LPG is 11,000 without a cab & with adjustable or I beam front. If yours is a wheatland it is probably a bit less but with the cab it may be all that or more. I know with fluid and duals but no cab, these of ours would weigh 14,000. You may be OK if you take it easy. They are a good load.



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steve

02-11-2003 16:59:56




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 Re: NEED HELP on weight of a G 1000 in reply to Mike, 02-11-2003 16:40:24  
are the tires wet or dry if there full your around 13000. If it dont matter pull the stems and drain all that wants out just buy putting the stems on the bottem.(Be careful of grass&plants!!)If your already dry your closer to 10500 my G1000 diesel is at 9500 with pressed steel no cab& ajustable wide front. Hope this helps ya! Steve



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