Posted by jocco on August 07, 2016 at 12:34:03 from (166.182.3.173):
I saw a truck older one ton hauling crops today. Here is the question how can this be legal??? It had a pusher, dolly, or hang up wheels (pick your term) 16 inch tires. At the scale house, I was there, it has 12000 lbs payload. empty one ton weighs about 7500 lbsstill has one ton dana type 70 rear end!!! Now a 1 ton from that area used to be 10-11000 gvw. I find that set up intriguing not to mention laws on the spread of the dolly wheels, tire width vrs weight and so on. So whats your take on this one. 1. I would not drive it on a court order 2. I would not turn the out fit in. 3. I know about the commodities 10% allowance and a few other weight laws for farm trucks.
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