2. GIVEN: Flat bed gooseneck trailerTrailer dead weight is 6250 pounds centered 9 feet from the front of thetrailer bed.Hitch load = 15% of gross weight.Live load = Two units of lumber, each unit is 12 feet long and weighs6500 pounds each.Bed length 24 feetGooseneck length 8 feet%3DDETERMINE: 1 Axle load2. Hitch load3. Axle placement

Axle Load : The wheels applies load of vehicle at both the ends of an axle which is known as axle…

2. GIVEN: Flat bed gooseneck trailer Trailer dead weight is 6250 pounds centered 9 feet from the front of the trailer bed. Hitch load Live load = 15% of gross weight. Two units of lumber, each unit is 12 feet long and weighs 6500 pounds each. Bed length = 24 feet Gooseneck length = 8 feet DETERMINE: 1 Axle load 2. Hitch load 3. Axle placement

2. GIVEN: Flat bed gooseneck trailer Trailer dead weight is 6250 pounds centered 9 feet from the front of the trailer bed. Hitch load Live load = 15% of gross weight. Two units of lumber, each unit is 12 feet long and weighs 6500 pounds each. Bed length = 24 feet Gooseneck length = 8 feet DETERMINE: 1 Axle load 2. Hitch load 3. Axle placement

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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