Maximum load on steers

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  1. albert l

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    albert l, Jan 31, 2015
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    When I was driving a international pro star pretty much every load I was 12300 on steers. Never had a problem at any scale.
     
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    Sure like to see a link to that info.........
     
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    single axle group is allowed 20k or the lowest rated component of the axle assembly ie tires/axle itself.
     
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    http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-id...rgn=div5;view=text;node=23:1.0.1.7.33;idno=23



    The exceptions (Interstates which are not on the national network): i580 in Oakland, i66 in D.C., through truck traffic on interstates inside the Atlanta beltway, i895 in Baltimore, i93 in Boston, and i264 in Norfolk.
     
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