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EBY 35ft Gooseneck Flatbed Specs

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The video transitions to an all-aluminum 35-foot gooseneck flatbed trailer, consisting of a 30-foot flatbed and a 5-foot beaver tail. It features air-ride suspension and a lift axle on the front, which can be raised off the ground to save tire wear. The trailer's empty weight is 6,600 lbs, with a stated payload capacity of 25,000 lbs (actually 25,900 lbs), indicating a very high hauling capability. The construction utilizes huck fasteners (similar to rivets but stronger) instead of welding in key areas, as this method provides superior strength and durability for aluminum compared to aluminum welding.

Goal: This section highlights the construction and load-bearing capabilities of a 35-foot all-aluminum gooseneck flatbed trailer, emphasizing its empty weight and payload capacity.

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goose neck flatbed trailers on the market so this is a 35- ft version so 30t of flat deck 5T of beaver tail um this one was specked with air ride suspension mhm um it does have a lift axles you can see the front axle lifted off the ground yeah I see that it's very popular with the hot shot guys um tire wear things 6600 lb and what's the payload on it 25,000 25,000 so you're you're hiking down the road 19,000 some 18,400 lb technically yep wow technically it's 25,900 but almost so you're hiking more down the road so you got more payload and this is in production this is yes and so when I look at this everything is yeah these are all h fashioners so we there you know there is parts that are welded but a lot of it is Hu because hu hold aluminum better hold better I've heard that I've heard that aluminum welding is not stronger it's actually inferior process to a system like this yes and our Engineers I would know I'm not a St Fab Guy our Engineers know where we can weld like this trailer here the the deck planks are welded to the frame but then there's other parts that are fastened so it's just depends on what our Engineers figure out okay and that's by MH EB Incorporated MH and how do guys find out more information on this one or that one you can go to mh.com okay just go in your Google search or whatever search you use uh EB trailers EB trailers EB trailers.com all right thanks Chuck thank you all

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