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haha, thats crazy there isn't a uniform enforcement policy, or set of rules for that matter for us. I know in Kansas the lawn guys had to be an afterthought. What the head cheese in charge told us was the the tag on the truck had to cover actual weight....which was weird because everything else goes off possible weight. I run 20m's on all my regular work trucks, just because with a truck, trailer, skid, mini ex, even a trailer full of mowers, it dont take long to hit 20k. What a mess this is, I'm glad i'm not the only one wishing there was a common standard for them all to follow. At least I'm in good company.
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--Lawn Enhancement Engineer-- 24 years old 4 Powerstrokes Hiniker & Western plows & salters 22' goosneck flatbed 20' 14k tilt bumper pull skid trailer 18' tandem flatbed 05 JD 737 60" Z 07 JD 657A 54" Quik-trak 11 Z925A JD Deere 36 w/b hydro Toro 44 hydro Deere 21's Lesco Spreaders RedMax stihl shindaiwa 200 gal spray rig Billy Goat truck loader 7753 Bobcat |
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i have an 18ft with 3,500 axles...for a 20ft plus id agree 5,200 is a safe number
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