Is a 2000 Ford f450 with a 16ft dump body with a 17,500 gvw towing a 28ft tag along trailer with a skid steer weighing about 19,000 and the same gvw be considered a cdl vehicle? Its about 35-40ft long and hydraulic brakes on the truck and trailer... I'm in Florida btw
CDL questions
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Ddr1992 579, Feb 23, 2020.
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Yes, that's a class A combination. 17,500 + 19000 = 36500, which is way more than 26,001 lbs. That's the minimum weight for a class A combination.
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If the trailer's GVWR exceeds 10,000 it is not Class B
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Its straight up Class A
Combination vehicle.
Trailer GVWR is excess above 10,000 pounds. (NOT gross vehicle COMBINATION weight, just the total trailer weight, your 19000 pound bobcat does not help)
Class B is already "Included" in those who hold a CDLA.
HOWEVER, your vehicle brakes being liquid driven you WILL have a NO AIRBRAKES restriction on your CDL A if YOU TESTED with NON air brake vehicle. It will NOT be legal for you to touch a vehicle with airbrakes period.
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