Vehicle and Pallets

Jurisdiction

Each Pallet, Loaded

Loading

30 pallets within the limits30 pallets fit the load space · 76,000 lb gross · 100% of payload

Pallet Count

Pallets on the floor30
Layers1
Pallets that fit the load space30
Pallets within the weight limits30
Weight of the pallets carried45,000 lb
Payload available45,000 lb

The payload available is the payload rating of the body. The pallets are turned side-on, which fits more of them on the deck.

See where each pallet goes, and plan a mixed load, in the load planner.

Axle Loads

Axle GroupLoadLimitMargin
Steer Axle12,242 lb 20,000 lb+7,758
Drive Tandem30,907 lb 34,000 lb+3,093
Trailer Tandem32,851 lb 34,000 lb+1,149
Gross Combination Weight76,000 lb 80,000 lb+4,000

How the pallets are counted

The calculator first places as many pallets as the load space will hold, along the deck and across it, turning them side-on where more fit that way, and stacking them where they may be stacked. A stacked pallet must rest on at least 80% of its base.

It then searches for the arrangement that carries the most of those pallets within every limit: the gross weight, each axle and axle group, the bridge formula in the United States and the drive axle share in the European Union. Where the weight limits allow fewer pallets than the load space holds, the calculator states which limit prevents more.

Pallets on the floor of each vehicle

The number of unstacked pallets that fit on the floor of each of MaxLoader's vehicles, as the calculator counts them:

Mixed loads

For a load of pallets of different sizes or weights, or of other cargo, use the load planner. Open in the Load Planner carries the pallets entered here into it.