Will I get an overweight ticket for being 60 over on drive axle?

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  1. pattyj

    pattyj Road Train Member

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    Sixty pounds is nothing I've been 500 over many times you'll be fine if in the future you get overweight loads.
     
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    If you personally weigh like 500 pounds like some truckers go take a dump you might lose at least 20 pounds.:D
     
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    Awww that’s not nice! :(
     
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    I for one refuse to operate like that.
     
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    Yeppers. I'm not getting paid by the hour so why should I have to give away more free time (1/2 tanks = more fuel stops) to save the shipper money. If I was paid extra for the extra fuel stops, sure...
     
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    Also, if you load with full tanks and still scale legal, any worries of overweight tickets vanish.

    Peace of mind is nice, isn't it? :D