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Eagleworks HHT 936 Heavy Haul Trailer
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Delivery, Technical, Land, Mechanical, Advanced
Tags: v1.1.14
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Eagleworks HHT 936 Heavy Haul Trailer

Description
The HHT 936
...is a new Gooseneck Lowboy Heavy Haul Trailer from the Eagleworks facilities. With its remarkable weight capacity and ride height adjustment its just about the trailer for your heavy haulage needs. You can use it in the 3, 2 or even only single trailer configuration depending on your needs, the loads weight and maximum length of the truck and trailer in total.



Specifications & Features
  • Heavy Duty Trailer with extendables sideskirts
  • 2 optional to use dollys
  • Electric and composite connectors
  • Independent operation from electric sources with own battery supply
  • Detachable gooseneck to load up vehicles
  • Extendable sideskirts to pull out and put on the sides of the trailer
  • Oversize load sign with blinkers on back dolly
  • Interchangeable Trucks with the SIBTaT System

Load Procedure
  • Attach Gooseneck to Truck/Dolly
  • Optional: Attach two ropes at each end of the attaching point of the gooseneck
  • Disconnect Front and Back Pin from the trailer
  • Pull the Gooseneck away from the trailer
  • Put down ramps on both sides if needed
    Optional Sideskirt Usage
    • If needed press Open Sideskirt Drawer button
    • Pull out sideskirts with a handle
    • Pull up sideskirts to upper side connectors
    • After the sideskirts are connected, use the electric cable to connect it up with the trailer to supply electric
    • Press Release Sideskirt button to disconnect the sideskirt from the trailer
    • Store the electric cable in the sideskirt
    • Deactivate the Open Sideskirt Drawer button
    • Push the sideskirt back into its slot under the Trailer
  • After loading up the cargo fasten it with rope
  • Put the ramps on both sides back up
  • Reverse the gooseneck back to the trailer
  • Adjust the height of the gooseneck to match the trailers orientation
  • Attach the front pin of the gooseneck first!
  • After the front pin attached, attach the back pins
  • Put the ride height back up to the desired height
  • Connect all electricity and composite connectors up
  • Good to go!

This Trailer goes perfectly with this truck: Eagleworks T886 Heavy Haul Truck

If you have any advice, criticism or ideas put them in the comments below!

PLEASE DO NOT RE-UPLOAD THIS OR ANY OF MY CREATIONS WITHOUT PERMISSION
11 Comments
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Jazzy  [author] 10 Jul @ 2:24am 
@Josh, the issue with the wheels not turnig sounds like an issue with your truck not using the SIBTaT System, which was kind of a standard when i was building this trailer. Basically the rope connections send a "handbrake" signal to the Trailer if it doesnt receive a signal from the Truck as a safeguard for the trailer to not roll away if not hooked up. So like i said your truck is propably not using the standardized system.

I currently dont play the game much, so I can not say what is the standard today but you could solve it by checking trough the controllers going to the brakes and disconnecting them.
Just josh 8 Jul @ 10:18am 
I really love this trailer. However I have 2 issues with it.

This trailer lacks ropes (or tie downs/Ratchet straps). I can just add the myself, minor issue.

When the 5th wheel is locked and all hoses connected, the trailer refuses to budge. The truck I use will pull it but the wheels will refuse to turn.

Note: Im pairing this trailer with the Western Star 4900 EX creation by gravedigger. mainly because of the electrical connectors/hoses.

I really like this creation but I have no idea if you still play this game.

Cheers!
JAK3_GAMING 22 Feb @ 11:25pm 
I would only suggest a compartment for a bunch of rope to tie down. This trailer is really lacking in that department. Otherwise its fantastic.
eliteshot 8 Jul, 2023 @ 10:36am 
cant get trailer to move like brakes are stuck on
RedEyeJEDI 2 Mar, 2022 @ 7:10am 
the gooseneck wont connect to the dolly
Jazzy  [author] 29 Mar, 2021 @ 2:03pm 
Whats your simulation speed at when you have the trailer spawned in? And did you modify it in any way shape or form? There should be a cable connecting the pistons to the rest of the gooseneck and at least for me the pistons fall into place immediateley after spawning in. So i cannot reproduce your issue. Even with the workshop downloaded version.
lmgkllrpro007 29 Mar, 2021 @ 5:37am 
The issue is the pistons for the gooseneck get locked straight up on spawn. Move the trailer at all without connecting them and they snap forward and phase into the gooseneck causing the trailer to fly away. Force them back into position with another machine and they'll work fine for the most part but every so often they will also glitch and make the trailer fly away. Idk if I'm doing something wrong or what
Jazzy  [author] 29 Mar, 2021 @ 3:03am 
If you could describe the problems to me i propably will be able to help you
lmgkllrpro007 28 Mar, 2021 @ 4:53pm 
hey man i seem to be having alot of issues with the pistons at the top of the gooseneck for the trailer. idk if its something im doing wrong or what
Jazzy  [author] 28 Mar, 2021 @ 11:22am 
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