3 axle 40 ft trailer?

Also, you can now go to 120k, 11'11 wide and 80' long throughout most of the state on the same permit types. assuming they didn't cancel it. It was a pilot program last time I looked.

 

120k on non divisible weight on what.Axle count? I recall 11'11 and 80' on blanket permit; I had thought the weight was 99k on 5, I didn't ask or hear about non divisible blanket for weight though.

 

I'm referring to the divisible load permits. I don't know much about the non-divisible/special haul permits. The blanket was up too 120k statewide and up those dimensions. I think before that, you could only be over on weight only.

https://www.dot.ny.gov/nypermits/repository/perm69.pdf
The info on the blanket permit isn't there anymore. Well I can't find it anymore.

 

Anytime.

 

Pretty sure they cut 120k down on divisible couple years back. That's why ever body running 4 axle wagons with the steerable on any lift anymore @117k, length of the wagon determined if it's a down state or upstate permit; vs 107k on 6 axles w similar length requirements, again depending on upstate or down state.
Laws used to be pretty different back in the day.
Used to pass a old school autocar tandem dumptruck in Yonkers said 100k gvw on the door. Not gvcw, lol straight weight on 3 axles.

I never got into weight, so I'm coming from the sidelines.


@BigCam9670 whats your blanket good for?

 

I'm with you Ruthless. A friend runs a canadian spec spif 40 or 42' 4 axle dump. Afaik he's good for 117,000lbs on a permit and runs all across northern ny.