Anyone want to post pics of what they are driving?

dang you guys are right next to us in indy.

 

Ny annual blanket permit gives weight and size exemptions


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What does the first line on that document mean?

''Actual allowed weights may be less depending on vehicle ratings''.


The quote you quoted specifically said 105,000 on 5 axles, and this truck from post 1

 

Well, 1 that’s a milk truck which is held to different weight standards than most CMV in every state I am aware of.

Overweight divisible blanket permits/
Tires are the most common issue, but the rest apply as well
Ie steer axle @22,400 you have to have tires that can accommodate that weight/
Or an under rated axle wouldn’t meet the required minimum for permitting/
Or springs rated less than the desired permitted weight


Same as non divisible weight permits generally are/


Also to consider is that a gross weight permit does not mean you can’t get an over axle ticket on a single or grouping/ even if you’re under your gross weight, same as any standard setup under 80k

 

That means if the axle and tire ratings don’t allow it then you can’t gross that much. Just guessing, but the truck pictured probably has 46k rears and hard telling what the trailer is rated at.

Edit: was typing at the same time.

 

This is what I’m driving

 

I’d like to build something like that into a small camper / adventure rig.

 

Seriously, it's a pet peeve of mine that I should have faced a long, long time ago. And for that, I'm just a bit embarrassed.

OTOH, it's either one of the worst jokes known to man, or you're simply ignant when you spell it like that.

 

@buddyd157 is that your ride.
Pretty cool...so many ended up in the trash heap.