Hi
I see flatbed tri axle trailers in Ma delivering lumber and wonder why. we can't get overweight permits for reducible loads and was curious as to why the 3rd axle.
thanks
tri axle trailer
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by sanddollar, Jun 3, 2015.
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They can permit in mass. Idk the weight offhand. Sherwood? Green T800s?
KenworthGuyNH Thanks this. -
NH and VT you can register for extra weight and be certified for 99k on 6 axles. Pretty sure Mass. is the same. This is totally separate from the OW permit system; and the loads can be bulk, divisible, whatever.
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my friends at mass dot will not give me permit for 99,000 on reducible loads (pallets of stone).KenworthGuyNH Thanks this. -
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http://www.mhd.state.ma.us/default.asp?pgid=content/permPL&sid=about
http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/high...tsRoadAccessPrograms/CommercialTransport.aspx -
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I can get permit for my live floor. I cannot get one for flatbed because they tell me to take a skid or 2 off to keep it at or under 80.000. they remind me that it is a reducible load. -
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Got a shovel? No permit for you! (Sgt. Shultz voice)
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Maybe it is on a forest products permit. In Wisconsin you could haul 80,000 in the spring, 90,000 in the summer, and 98,000 in the winter.
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