The action need to be taken when we use 3-axle Tank Semi-Trailer

Before Operation:

Inspection:

Check tire condition (pressure, wear, cracks).

Inspect brakes and suspension on all three axles.

Ensure tank integrity — no leaks, dents, or corrosion.

Verify hoses, valves, and seals are tight and in good condition.

Confirm lights, reflectors, and warning signs are functional.

Load Check:

Ensure proper loading — evenly distributed weight.

Verify the load type matches the tank’s design (liquid, gas, food-grade, etc.).

Double-check load securing and weight limits for legal compliance.

Documentation:

Carry permits, inspection certificates, and hazardous material documents (if required).

During Operation:

Driving Adjustments:

Drive smoothly — tanks can surge (liquid movement) which affects stability.

Take wide turns — 3 axles need more space.

Monitor brake performance — heavier trailers need more stopping distance.

Regular Monitoring:

Check for unusual noises, smells, or leaks during stops.

Ensure temperature (if carrying temperature-sensitive materials) is maintained.

After Operation:

Post-Trip Inspection:

Recheck the tank, tires, axles, and brakes for any damage.

Drain and clean the tank if necessary.

Maintenance Reports:

Report any issues or maintenance needs immediately.

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