Weight of a big sleeper truck

Couldn't be more specific could you?
Engine ? Transmission ? Make of truck ?

If you took some time and looked at manufacturer sites you would find out a lot more than by asking your question here.
Or try searching this site. It has been anwered before.
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...64-custom-sleepers-vs-coventional-trucks.html

 

Did you read the link I posted for you ?

Third post in ...
"most companies won't lease a truck over 20k pounds and you'd likely be at least 25k"

Like I said. You need to be more specific with your question.

 

wow...i didnt think he answered rude....he even gave a link....touchy arent we?

 

Well..Looking at his nic....Youngtrucker19

Then this.... (note the bold)........ Member SinceFeb 2013

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Says it all.......

 

stupid is as stupid does

 

I hope you lighten up on your attitude before you join us out here WannaBe. There was no way to answer your question without knowing a lot more specifics and DD was fair in his questions and response.

 

We were all young once.
Thank goodness we all grow up.

I got interested in the OP's original question for my own sake and did what I told him to do. I checked out Bentz/Bolt and found this 100" sleeper for the Cascadia.
It weighs in at 3200 lbs with AC and a generator.
Add that to the weight of a daycab and you might get close to an idea.
It gets complicated for sure. Fuel tanks capacity and empty or full etc.


Then there is this thread