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Debunking 'Hybrid' Axles and Dexter Preference

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The presenter then addresses the concept of 'hybrid' 8,000lb axles. He explains that some manufacturers falsely claim an 8,000lb rating by simply replacing the studs on a 7,000lb axle with stronger ones, without upgrading the crucial braking components or the axle tube itself. This means the structural integrity and braking capacity remain at the 7,000lb level, despite the higher rating claim. He reiterates that Rice Trailers uses 100% Dexter axles because they provide genuine upgrades in capacity and components.

Goal: The presenter exposes the deceptive practice of 'hybrid' axles, where only studs are upgraded on a 7,000lb axle, and emphasizes Rice Trailers' commitment to using genuine Dexter axles for true capacity increases.

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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 not upgrading the actual braking components or the tubular part of it as well. why we use Dexter axles, you know, cuz they don't do that. This is the number one brand that you can buy as far as putting under your under your trailer. So, you look at all of these axles and we looked at the trailers and it's kind of like, what would you rather ride on? >> True. And this is all you use in the Rice trailers. >> 100% Dexter. 100% Dexter. >> And that's why. All right. Thanks, Josh. Appreciate it. Rice trailers, guys.

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