determining pay load capacity
Hello, I'm trying to determine the payload capacity of my F350. I am looking at 5th wheels and want to stay safe. I have a 2015 F350, 4x4, srw, 6.2 gasser. The sticker on the door post (tire and...
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blt2ski wrote:
Grit
Washington requires tonnage paid for truck based rigs, even personal use.
It would not surprise me if Jim came across the state line, no tonnage has been paid for the truck, they could fine and or tax him for the damage he is supposed to be paying for to the roads running down the road with more than just passengers in the truck.
Marty
Respectfully, like I said above, I’m 99% sure this is not the case. Especially for personal use. Can’t speak to commercial use as I’m not an expert on DOT regs, but light commercial I’ve never been aware of having to “call ahead “ during interstate travel.
Do the RV hotshotters stop in Spokane and pay the WA dmv tonnage?
