Hauling boardfoot

[northmanlogging]

Unless you are hauling comercially

 

[FatMax]

Unless you are hauling comercially

Nope. Makes absolutely no difference.

 

[northmanlogging]

Well, here it does.

Besides if you have air brakes your probably rated for more then 26k, and its a moot point anyway

 

[FatMax]

Well, here it does.

Nope. Not there or here. You're confused.

Besides if you have air brakes your probably rated for more then 26k, and its a moot point anyway

Many many under cdl trucks have air brakes.

 

[ArtB]

Went down to woodlot a few years back with JD440 on trailer behind 3/4T '63 GMC (my classic) and went thru weigh station, just drove thru, no problems. Probably 20K total.
On return, 4ea 20 ft 30" dia wet D Fir logs plus some alder, went thru weigh station on I-5 Nisqually northbound, no problem there either. Old 235 in line 6 in GMC, only going about 35 MPH at the top of that 'hill'. Only have normal WA license, no CDL endorsement.

PS: electric trailer brakes, DIY trailer, 4 ea 'reject' aircraft 737 nose wheel tires on mobile home axles.

 

[northmanlogging]

Few years ago you could get away with that.

they really don't like it now.