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Is this allowed, it’s a gooseneck trailer towing a trailer behind
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Similar to pulling a fifth wheel with trailer behind
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same rules apply I believe
Cat401
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I believe that in Alberta and a few other provinces...as long as the lead trailer is a 5th wheel and the total length does not exceed 20m, the larger trailer must be the front trailer ...you're good to go
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Party poopers.
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ABMax24
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Completely legal. In Alberta lead trailer must be a king pin hitch with at least tandem axles. It must also be longer and heavier than the second trailer.
Now if you live in Sask you can pull 2 bumper pull trailers up to a max length of 75'. Damn flat-landers.
Now if you live in Sask you can pull 2 bumper pull trailers up to a max length of 75'. Damn flat-landers.
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Jesus! Nothing about that interests me at all! Just seams like a disaster waiting to happen.
SHREK1
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5th wheel and trailer with length limit in most provinces including BC, bumper pull and bumper pull saskatchewan not alberta or Bc.
ZRrrr
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I don't see a visible plate. Maybe on purpose?! Lol
Caper11
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Not legal, the lead trailer is too long by the looks of it. Max total length is 65.6ft in Alberta.
http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/content/doctype41/production/recvehtowguide.pdf
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Beer Slayer
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Doable in Ontario, 70 ft max for tractor/trailer would assume the same for that kind of set up.
I believe the first trailer needs to have brakes....weight limit as well
I believe the first trailer needs to have brakes....weight limit as well
pipes
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Judging by the camera angle. I would say not. I would say a distracted driver infraction is in order.
brutematt750
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Legit. If under 65.5 ft. Hard to tell what the length is from the pic. I’d say it probably is under though. My long box with 30’ fiver and a 10’ trailer is right at 65.5 ‘
not in bc... some places close to teh border may get away with it but not in the rest of bc
LUCKY 7
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nope not party poopers in BC. With the awesome mountains we have having that type of a set up would be not a good thing
Caper11
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How many people in BC actually have the correct drivers license for the trailer they are towing?
TOWING NUMEROUS TRAILERS• Two trailers can only be towed if the lead trailer is a fifth wheel trailer with at leasttwo axles in tandem.• The length from the front of the towing vehicle to the rear of the last trailer cannot exceed 20 metres• The hitch fastening the second trailer to the first trailer must be fastened to theframe of the first trailer• The longer trailer must be the first trailer
http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/content/doctype41/production/recvehtowguide.pdf
http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/content/doctype41/production/recvehtowguide.pdf
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