Attachment 2 Slide Axle Additional Specifications Sierra NF.pdf

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This document is a detailed technical specification for a Class 815 general-use slide axle trailer required by Sierra National Forest located in Clovis, California. The trailer must be constructed of steel with a 35-ton load capacity and minimum overall length of 49 feet 11 inches. The deck requires wood construction using Apitong or exotic wood decking with bamboo preferred for durability, featuring a maximum 40-foot length and minimum 8-foot 6-inch width, with deck heights not exceeding 36 inches unloaded and 34 inches loaded.

The trailer must include a wide design gooseneck fixed at 9 feet 7 inches with oil-bath air ride Ridewell suspension rated for minimum 22,000 pounds per axle with 49-inch axle spacing to meet California tandem axle weight limits of 50,000 pounds combined. Required braking and safety features include disc brakes with ABS per axle, polished aluminum wheels with spare tire, load range E tires minimum 16-ply for 25,000-pound axle loads, and tire inflation systems. Additional specifications include a 20,000-pound PTO-mounted winch on the gooseneck with 100-150 foot cable, minimum four tie-downs with chain slot strips, fold-down spring-loaded steps, wireless remote controls for winch and slide axle operation, LED auxiliary lighting, an air scale system, crossmembers on 12-inch centers for heavy-duty forklifts, two toolboxes with steel lids in the gooseneck front corners, and a gooseneck plug-in harness compatible with a 2022 Kenworth T880 transport. The trailer must be white in color with an authorized dealer or warranty shop within 100 miles maximum distance.

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Sierra National Forest 1600 Tollhouse Road Clovis, CA 93611

Class: 815 – Trailer – General Use

Trailer Type: Slide Axle

Composition: Steel

Distance From Authorized Dealer/Warranty Shop for repair: 100 miles (Max)

Load Capacity: 35 Ton

Overall Trailer Length: 49 feet, 11 inches (Min)

Gooseneck: Wide design. Fixed 9 feet, 7 inches with 1 pin setting.

Deck Type: Wood. Apitong or exotic wood decking only. Bamboo preferred. This is for durability and resistance to wear.

Deck Length: 40 feet (Max)

Deck Width: 8 feet, 6 inches (Min)

Approximate Deck Heights: 36 inches (Max) unloaded, 34 inches (Max) loaded

Load Angle: 6.5 – 7 degrees for easy access.

Dump Angle: 15-17 degrees for efficient unloading

Suspension: Oil-bath, air ride, Ridewell

Suspension Load Rating: 22,000 lbs (Min) per axle with 49 inch axle spacing. Must meet California tandem axle weight limits, allowing the full 50,000 lb combined axle rating.

Brake Type: Disc brakes with ABS, per axle.

Wheels: polished aluminum wheel with spare

Tire Inflation system: Yes, per axle

Tire Load Rating (Max): Load range E for 25,000 lb axle load, min 16-ply

Spare Tire: Yes, installed in front of gooseneck, upright, with pin lock

Safety Chains: Yes

Tie Downs: Yes. How Many: 4 minimum. Chain slot strip down center deck, full length.

Deck cutout hold on top frame rails for 3/8” chains.

Winch: Yes. 20,000 lb set up for PTO, mounted on gooseneck, 100-150 foot cable.

Greaseless or easy to grease, recessed roller with skid plate.

Winch brackets installed on side of deck, 5 each side of deck.

Fold Down Step: Each side of gooseneck, spring loaded

Color: White

Auxiliary Lighting: LED. 1 ¼” side lights on gooseneck, deck, and flag holders

Wireless Remote Controls: Yes, handheld wireless to operate winch and slide axle

Crank down drop legs

Air Scale System

Crossmembers on 12 inch centers for HD forklifts

Toolbox: Yes, 2 each in front corners of gooseneck with steel lid and pin lock. 24”x26”x8”

Gooseneck plug-in harness for 2022 Kenworth T880 transport

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