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    Shadow

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    Holy crap , bigtanker , I had no idea they held that much . Ive never drove any thing with that much liquid . I have hauled some water tanks on the farm - but nothing like that . I have to ask , I know when driving the water tanker you can notice the movement of the liquid as you drive , on a tank that size can you feel the truck / liquid moving about ?
     

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    Holy crap , bigtanker , I had no idea they held that much . Ive never drove any thing with that much liquid . I have hauled some water tanks on the farm - but nothing like that . I have to ask , I know when driving the water tanker you can notice the movement of the liquid as you drive , on a tank that size can you feel the truck / liquid moving about ?

    Nope. Each tanker has compartments and baffels in each compartment. 4 on the small one and 5 on the other two. The big one is 4,000, 2,000, 1,400, 2,000 and 4,000. 90% of the time I just fill it up. It's rock solid. Now if I only fill a compartment say 40 or 50% I can feel it a bit but the other ones are pretty much full.

    I had a station that wouldn't hold everything I loaded and had to take 600 gallons in a 1500 gallon compartment (meduim size trailer) about 25 miles to another station. That was scary. I could feel it pushing me as I was just going at a steady speed down the road.
     

    Shadow

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    Nope. Each tanker has compartments and baffels in each compartment. 4 on the small one and 5 on the other two. The big one is 4,000, 2,000, 1,400, 2,000 and 4,000. 90% of the time I just fill it up. It's rock solid. Now if I only fill a compartment say 40 or 50% I can feel it a bit but the other ones are pretty much full.

    I had a station that wouldn't hold everything I loaded and had to take 600 gallons in a 1500 gallon compartment (meduim size trailer) about 25 miles to another station. That was scary. I could feel it pushing me as I was just going at a steady speed down the road.

    Yup that's what im talking about - I thought at times it was either going to roll the truck or I wouldn't get stopped . I want to thank you for taking the time and teaching me some thing -- that's cool as hell to know/learn new things . I had herd about baffels but wasn't piecing it together , the way you put it makes sence to me and I cant picture it in my simple mind -lol . Thanks
     
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