Heavy Duty Truck Repair in Los Angeles, CA, 90026
What is considered a heavy duty truck?
Driving down the roads of DSX Multi-Location 1/City 1, DSX Multi-Location 1/City 2, DSX Multi-Location 1/City 3, DSX Multi-Location 1/City 4, and DSX Multi-Location 1/City 5, you have likely seen many heavy duty trucks driving alongside you. Any vehicle that weighs more than 26,001 pounds is considered a heavy duty truck. Some examples of heavy duty trucks include mobile cranes, city transit buses, tractors designed to pull trailers, refuse trucks, cement mixers and dry vans. Heavy duty trucks are generally divided into three categories:
- Class 7: 26,001 to 33,000 pounds (ex. garbage collection vehicles, livestock transports)
- Class 8: 33,001 pounds or heavier (ex. 18-wheelers, sleeper cabs, dump trucks, tractor trailers)
- Class 9: Vehicles that weigh more than 60,000 pounds (super heavy/special duty truck)
Many heavy duty trucks have large engines that run on diesel as well as have enhanced transmissions, because these trucks are designed to tow large loads. Heavy duty trucks are also seen on job sites, where they are required to carry large construction materials. They have a towing capacity of over 20,000 pounds and offer payload capacities of over 6,500 pounds - enough to haul pretty much anything that can fit in the truck's bed.
What are some examples of heavy duty trucks?
Residents of US and elsewhere often rely on heavy duty trucks for multiple services. Mack, Freightliner, Peterbilt, Kenworth, and even some common car brands have heavy-duty trucks in their vehicle lineups. Some examples of heavy duty trucks are:
-Mobile cranes: This is a heavy duty truck with a crane rigged onto it. Cranes come equipped with hoist ropes, sheaves and wire ropes that are used to lift and transport heavy objects.
-Dump trucks: Dump trucks have an open box bed or container that is attached to its rear end. These trucks are used to transport dumps of sand, waste, coal, and more.
-Haul trucks: These trucks are rigid dump trucks that are too heavy for the highway and are used to transport equipment for construction or mining.
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