Posted by kcm.MN on July 24, 2017 at 19:39:47 from (174.219.136.197):
In Reply to: Double Truck Frames posted by showcrop on July 24, 2017 at 16:50:44:
I've heard a couple of different things in the past about the reason for double frames. Besides when making repairs, it seems as though there was a time when manufacturers would use a double frame for a heavier-duty truck - like, a SA tractor might have a single frame, but a heavy haul rig would have the same frame doubled for extra strength. Sounds kinda weird to me, but then I think I learned that online......so you KNOW it must be the truth! 8)
The other thing is, that sometimes a truck with a particular purpose will need a doubled frame as all of its load is concentrated in a certain area, rather than being distributed over the entire frame. ...Only possible example I can think of offhand might be a dump truck, but I would tend to think they would have their own special frames.
If nothing else, just consider this post as "Junk Mail". :lol:
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