Two non-steering load-sharing axles are spaced 1.5 metres apart. What type of axle set is this?
ʻOku vahevahe ʻa e uta ʻe ha ongo ʻesia ʻoku ʻikai puleʻi e afe ʻo e meʻalelé pea ko hona vahaʻá ko e mita ʻe 1.5. Ko e kulupu ʻesia fē ʻení?
Two non-steering, load-sharing axles spaced 1.5 metres apart form a tandem axle set.
Ko e ongo ʻesia ʻoku ʻikai puleʻi e afé, ʻoku na vahevahe ʻa e utá pea mita ʻe 1.5 hona vahaʻá, ko ha kulupu ʻesia ua fakahokohoko (tandem axle set).
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
A tandem set has two axles. The question specifies non-steering axles to distinguish it from a twin-steer axle set. Axle-set classification affects dimension and mass limits.
ʻOku ʻesia ʻe 2 ʻa e kulupu tandem. ʻOku fakahā ʻe he fehuʻí ko e ongo ʻesia ʻoku ʻikai puleʻi e afé ke fakafaikehekeheʻi ia mei ha kulupu ʻesia ua ʻoku puleʻi e afé. ʻOku uesia ʻe he faʻahinga kulupu ʻesiá ʻa e ngaahi fakangatangata fua mo e mamafa.