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February 29th, 2008 05:09 PM #1
Gaano ba kabigat ang kayang hakutin ng mga Isuzu Forward (6-wheeler) and 10-wheeler trucks? Sa registration, 4,000kg ang capacity ng Forward, while 10,000kg naman sa 10-wheeler. Yan lang ba talaga ang kaya ng mga trucks na yan? Parang sobrang liit naman ng capacity nila kung ganun?
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February 29th, 2008 05:25 PM #2
IMO boss boybi, Yun lang siguro ang allowed/limit ng manufacturer at LTO. pero dami ko nakikitang trucks na may kargang solid na bakal (katakot tumabi dito sa mga ‘to baka mag slide nakow
) halos unat na mga leaf spring sa likod, usad pagong at todo usok sa hirap pero sige pa rin.
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February 29th, 2008 07:27 PM #3From what I know, that the safe limit. Pero, alam ko na may mga truckers na nagoveload ng double ng rated capacity. Unsafe, pero alam niyo naman dito sa Pinas.........
Sabi sakin ng kakilala ko na dating may trucking business, ganito daw ang style para kumita. If memory serves, FC nila nasa around 2km/ltr.
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February 29th, 2008 08:07 PM #4
Are those really the manufacturer's set load limit? Hindi ba parang ang baba yata ng limit kung ganun? I need a truck kasi that can load up to at least 7-8 tons. Feeling ko kasi kaya na ito ng Forward. Parang overkill kasi kung mag 10-wheeler ako, and almost twice the price pa ang 10-wheeler and siguradong mas malakas pa sa fuel consumption. Pero kung talagang ganun kababa ang load limit ng Forward, I will be forced to get a 10-wheeler.
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February 29th, 2008 08:17 PM #5
sir boybi kayang kaya ng forward 7-10 tons as in the specs ng bagong isuzu forwrd. usually sa regitration yan lang linalagay so that makatipid sa registration. based sa gross weight ang computation.
http://www.isuzuphil.com/vehicles/f-...ions/index.htm
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February 29th, 2008 08:29 PM #6
So kung magsakay ako ng 7 tons sa forward, hindi ba ako mahuhuli na overloading since 4 tons lang ang capacity na nakalagay sa registration?
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March 17th, 2010 07:11 AM #7
[SIZE=3]My mom bought a 10 wheeler truck for 450K, 2nd hand.. ngayon nasa talyer, sa tingin nio po reasonable yung price o naloko nanay ko?
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March 17th, 2010 07:48 AM #8
It depends on the model and the condition of the truck.
If you'll buy direct from Subic, a 10-wheeler dropside truck would cost around 1M up.
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March 18th, 2010 03:18 AM #9
[SIZE=3]* boybi – yang sa subic po ba eh 2nd hand din , brand new or surplus? If not mistaken isuzu ata ung brand but I don’t know the rest of the details. Year 2000 pa ata yung truck, then my mom bought it this year..[/SIZE]
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July 1st, 2010 09:48 PM #10up ko lang, how about yung retooling? dadagan ng axle, meron ba nakakaalam kung san maganda magpagawa nito? bale yung 10 wheeler dumptruck eh magiging 14 wheeler, i read somewhere it cost 200k-300k.
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