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Re: OT- Determining Axle Capacity
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Posted by Can't even use my name on November 03, 2004 at 04:42:51 from (216.241.135.166):
In Reply to: Re: OT- Determining Axle Capacity posted by Leland on November 02, 2004 at 18:55:29:
I guess I may be a bit confused. This is a tandem axle straight truck to let everyone know. Front axle is 12K and the tag says rear, not rears, is 34K with a GVW of 46K. You say rears were 34K and 34K so does that mean your total was actually 80K? I am not really worried about the law. This thing will hold around 700 bushel and would like to load it full from the field. Now when hauling to the elevator the law comes into effect a little bit, around here they usually just check lights, tires, sticker, and fuel. I just don't want to put 60K on a truck that can only handle 46K. So, can these axles hold that kinda weight but are just claimed to be lighter on the tag for the law? Are ya confused yet too? HA HA! Thanks fellas
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