Maybe I am blind or one can of beer too far in; however I am looking for the MTO allowable gross measurements.
Bought a tri axle pony pump dump thing and can't for the life of me find where the measurements are online to tell me what I can legally haul.
Got the green and white involved last time for the truck and that was ok but I'd rather not have to wait a week or a year for them to show up and do some math. The pits I haul out of don't care if it had a stamp on it, however they need to know what I'm legal for.
Truck is legal for 36,000 kgs with a spif air lift axle, with a 60" spread. Trailer is a tri axle with non spif air lift and 72" spread. Trailer is pretty light as it's got an alum. Box but I still need to figure out what I am legal for.
Allowable gross weight measurements for Ontario
Discussion in 'Canadian Truckers Forum' started by Macneil, May 17, 2017.
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there are lots of pages, but you should find your max gross weight here.
Law Document English ViewMacneil Thanks this. -
HOw many axles
ONtario only or going to???
What say your cabcard for ON?? -
Just staying local in northern Ontario.
Not 100% sure what the pup is good for GVWR. Gotta take a look at that tomorrow. -
Oh, and 7 axles total.
4 axle truck and 3 on the wagon. 60" spread on truck and 72" on wagon.
Most of the guy around here with similar setups are good for 61600 kgs -
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I would check the 60 inch spread on the tractor. I'm sure 60" is illegal unless you have a crane mounted on it. I'll check it further and post.
Scroll down to Schedule 9. https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/050413
A Tri-Drive suspension can't be more than 2.8M which is 110.24 inches. So nothing over 55 inch spreads. -
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/050413
Scroll down to Schedule 8 and 9. Ontario allows 22,000 kgs on trive drive and not over 55 inch axle spreads.
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