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Originally Posted by LogBook
(Post 513643)
if your tire manufacturer spec its tire at 12000 and your running two steer tiers(as most of us do) then your ok uptwo 24000 or 12000 each/ im not oking one can run that much on there steer or any single tire axle,
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Originally Posted by mgfg
(Post 513647)
There's a whole lot more to a steer axle being rated for and being legal for a specific weight other than the side wall capacity rating. The greater the capacity the bigger the axle, the bigger the springs and the bigger the steering components including wheel bearings. Loading a 12,000 lb rated axle to 16,000 lbs just because you added the 16,000 lb tires to the axle is insanity.
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Originally Posted by Snowman7
(Post 513648)
Agreed. Thats basically what I said. When I said "manufacturer's specs" I was referring to the truck manufacturer. You know, the sticker in the door jam. Sorry for the confusion.
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im glad your both on the same page, im just haveing fun giving my two cents to what is being writion not what one thinks they ment.
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Originally Posted by LogBook
(Post 513653)
im glad your both on the same page, im just haveing fun giving my two cents to what is being writion not what one thinks they ment.
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Originally Posted by Snowman7
(Post 513654)
If we really wanted to we could have alot of fun with what you have written. Ever heard of spellcheck? Just having fun ya know!
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