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Comparison to 10,000lb Torsion Axle

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Next, the presenter moves to a 10,000lb axle, further emphasizing the increase in size. He explains that this particular 10,000lb axle is a torsion axle, meaning it uses rubber ride suspension instead of traditional leaf springs. He contrasts this with the 7,000lb and 8,000lb axles shown previously, which appear to have leaf spring setups.

Goal: The 10,000lb axle is presented, showcasing an even greater size. It's identified as a torsion axle with rubber ride suspension, differentiating it from the previous models.

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  • 000lb Torsion Axle

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bigger in this axle. Oil bath as well. Then you run to a 10K, you just keep on going up bigger and bigger. This one is a torsion axle. So you got torsion ride, spring ride on that uh rubber ride. So that's the difference of what you do. But when you say hybrid, people are just taking this axle and putting different studs on it essentially and calling it an 8,000lb. >> So really all they're doing is putting these studs in that axle. Then they're

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