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01-13-2008 11:00 AM

yeah, you can get away with that on a spread...but on a regular dual sliding tandem setup you would be right.

Colin 01-13-2008 11:08 AM

I once got a ticket for 1100 pounds over on the drivers, but my gross was 87xxx, so that was fine.

13,200
34,000
-----------
or 46,000 total

and

42,500 were the max allowable groups.

0 00 000

Kind of like that if looking at the left side of the truck.

tootie04 01-13-2008 12:25 PM


Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
The thing Steve isn't taking into account is the fact that even if it is only $25 per 1000 lbs, if they stop him at a scale and find he is overweight, they certainly aren't going to let him continue on his merry little way. He's going to have to figure out how to get rid of that extra weight. :roll:

WRONG!!

We were in VA and the truck was 1800lbs overweight. The dot man gave the ticket smiled and said have a nice day!!

This was the load of live fish we took up to NY as a favor for a friend of ours who owns a tow truck co. The guys truck broke down so our friend towed the truck and we took the trailer to NY. The owner of the trailer paid to overweight fine.

tootie

Rev.Vassago 01-13-2008 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by tootie04

WRONG!!

We were in VA and the truck was 1800lbs overweight. The dot man gave the ticket smiled and said have a nice day!!

This was the load of live fish we took up to NY as a favor for a friend of ours who owns a tow truck co. The guys truck broke down so our friend towed the truck and we took the trailer to NY. The owner of the trailer paid to overweight fine.

tootie

Now I know you've come to the game late, but some quick reading would show you that others have said that it varies depending upon the state. :roll:

tootie04 01-13-2008 12:56 PM


Originally Posted by mike3fan

Originally Posted by SteveBooth
I was never over axle weight, just gross.

must be trucker math? :? :?:

You can be legal on ALL your axels and still be over GROSS with a spread.

12,000 steers, 34,000 drives and 20,000 EACH axel on trailer.

that can total 86,000

So when you are rolling over the scales if your axles are legal and they dont add them up.....well you see what i mean.

tootie

tootie04 01-13-2008 12:59 PM

I really dont give a ratz azz Rev...

tootie

01-13-2008 01:22 PM

Rev JUST ADMIT IT YOU ARE BEATEN ON THIS ONE AND GIVE IT UP FOR ONCE Surrender before Tootie and I show up in Green Bay and Paint you Bears Blue and Orange and stake you on the 50 yard line at Lambeau Field :P :P :D :lol: :lol:

mike3fan 01-13-2008 02:04 PM


Originally Posted by tootie04

Originally Posted by mike3fan

Originally Posted by SteveBooth
I was never over axle weight, just gross.

must be trucker math? :? :?:

You can be legal on ALL your axels and still be over GROSS with a spread.

12,000 steers, 34,000 drives and 20,000 EACH axel on trailer.

that can total 86,000

So when you are rolling over the scales if your axles are legal and they dont add them up.....well you see what i mean.

tootie

already admitted I was wrong,but thanks for caring :?

Rev.Vassago 01-13-2008 03:11 PM


Originally Posted by tootie04
I really dont give a ratz azz Rev...

tootie

Thank you for taking the time to make a post to share that tidbit of information.


Originally Posted by mike3fan
already admitted I was wrong,but thanks for caring :?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

DD60 01-13-2008 03:56 PM

Dang vassagoo. No pride in that truck? Get a fire extinguisher for crying out loud. :lol:


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