buying a rgn n staying legal

29 ft well is standard for a 2axle rgn, it will be a 48 ft trailer, no king pin laws, even California, that is why you get a flip axle if you need a 3rd axle.
Good luck, you have a lot to learn.

 

We ran a 28' well three axle cozad.

 

Buy a standard 48 with or without flip from XL, Trailking, Fontain etc.
Don't buy some off brand strange configuration, you won't be able to sell if things don't work out.

 

the way I understand it is a 48 ft doesn't fall under the bridge law. (depending on what state) if you have a third axle flip then that makes it a 53 ft, when flipped down. THEN bridge laws come into effect.

 

Like all said king pin doesn't matter if it's a 48 footer. Any standard 30,35 or 40 ton trailer come with that well lenght. With out the flip your good to go.

 

I will say though. Why are you trying to stay legal? Don't see much money in legal rgn loads! And if you need a permit it's just as easy to add lenght as well as width. Just fold her up when mt. I've have gotten a little lazy about it lately. As 99% of the time I need it down. But I know what states will let me slide and which will not too!

 

Jump right in the deep end....

 

I don't know what your situation is with loads, but from my experience lately- under 55k pays step rate & then all you have is a heavy trailer that you can haul a few tall loads on. My TK 35t is going away for that reason.