Looking for D8T weight and width blade angled

I will actually ask tomorrow because I have to stop at the kamloops scale anyway.
After i drop off the junk on my bed in kamloops tomorrow, I have to run out to Savona, grab a Taylor forklift, and run it back over the kamloops scale to Canoe. Generally all i hear when I call is that is fine, use your beacon light like usual. I rarely haul anything up towards the creek. When i ran over the Vernon scales last week I was literally over on everything, so after weighing me and i was heavy on every axle but had permits, they parked me and came out to measure. I was 3.63 meters wide, he looked to be sure my beacons were working, and said your permits are good for over width, height, length, and weight, have a good trip. So I don't know what to tell you, maybe move south where it is more relaxed. I find the further north I go the more uptight they get.

 

So I stopped by the scales today, and when I asked why they always let me run with a permit only not escort up to 12 wide, they said they have me in their system as low risk, i run beacons even on loads i don't have to, i have no accidents, i am always safe, and I don't fly through towns, or take unnecessary risks, so they just have me marked as cleared good to run the extra 6 inches. I always tell them my real width, they just issue me a permit up to 12 wide, and tell me to go. They added that its more than just me who is given a small amount of leeway. They did go look physically at my forklift load today, measuring its height which was legal, and it weighed nothing it was only a Taylor 330, 33000 lb capacity fork lift, i couldn't even feel it back there. They commented on my slight over eagerness in chaining it down, jokingly of course. Five would have been ample, but I just let my trainee do her thing, and we ended up with nine lol.
I've taught her since day one of her training to always add more than enough. I joke that if we roll the truck, nothing should seperate from the trailer even while the tow truck is righting it.

 

No that is literally a couple of days drive north of me.
BC is very large, especially north to south, that was way up north, I am in the south. Just driving time, no stops would be about 25 hours.