How to drive legal weight for California

the rear axle should still be at the 40 ft setting, centered, as I inderstand it.

 

cool, does it cost you anything?

 

As per the very simple formula I posted previously:
53-2-40=11. 11' from the rear

TA

 

I was being difficult. What he wrote assumed every 53' trailer had a 3' setback kingpin, which ain't necessarily so.

 

STexan already solved the issue at # 8 page 1 but some here cant read and understand and end up turning it into a book.

 

This is where this thread shoulda stopped but truckers like to talk their ### off

 

what I pull are all set at 3 ft

how do I know that?

 

Also btw. The California 40 foot issue we're discussing is not truly a "bridge law" I've read that California instituted this when 53 foot trailers were introduced and they immediately began seeing problems at some of the tight entrance and exit ramps scattered around the state.