Question about GVWR.
Why doesn't the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating equal the Gross Axle Weight Rating for the front and rear axle? Take my F150 (heavy) pickup for example. The FGAWR = 4,050#. The RGAWR = 4,800#. Yet t...
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TomG2 wrote:ShinerBock wrote:
EDIT: it looks like you changed your wording to add " for pickups like the OP's F-150" after I posted my response.
We don't even agree on when things were posted or edited. I knew that exceptions and sidetracks were being introduced and added the edit to bring it back into focus.
By the way, here is the timeline: You posted at 7:54, I replied at 8:48 and edited at 9:06, you posted the long one at 9:45. No trickery involved, just clarification of what the OP asked about. Unlike others on here, I may be wrong. Others also may be wrong but they are never in doubt.
This is what I was writing my response to which you can tell by it being the exact same in my post above.
TomG2 wrote:
I had not heard (or read) that was the way it works. References please.
I started writing my post around 9:00(which was when I quoted you) and did not finish until 9:45 because I kept getting interrupted doing other things. When I finally posted my response, I saw that you changed your post which is why I made the "EDIT". No trickery here either.
