Posted by Tom OConnor on November 01, 2016 at 18:18:39 from (68.83.201.202):
I have always noticed different transportation systems and the European trucks have been one that I put at the top of the list. In more than thirty days and in six different countries I made a lot of observations. One that stands out is they don't do many things like they do here. Not saying that one is better than the other, just saying that we all get the job done but most of the time a little differently. Semi tractors are nearly always COE (cab over engine) style and very seldom conventional cabs like we have here. Very seldom will you ever see a tandem axle semi tractor and when you do the lead will be an air lift and not a drive axle. You will not see any makes that you will see here with the exception of Volvo. You will see Scana, Mercedes, Daff, Mann, and a few others but no Peterbuilt, Mack, Freightliners or Internationals. Most all trailers will be tri axles with single tires. The rear door lock latches are normally recessed and the King Pin will be located as to have the trailer as tight to the tractor cab as can be. What they will use for pneumatic trailers will also have a dump hydraulic cylinder as to only use one point of discharge. I also saw a couple of rigs that reminded me of Michigan Specials and each had a track loaded on it. Now I have no idea of what that pair of tracks fit but I will say what ever it was it was a healthy machine. Another thing a person will notice is there literally no pick-up trucks. I think we saw five in thirty days. Don't know why and couldn't get an answer as a lot of people didn't know what I was talking about.
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