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:
I can read a timeline and know when I am being accused of foul play. Doesn't matter, I quit. You win. Whatever that means.
I wasn't trying to win anything. I was just debating your statement that GVWR are only set because the manufacturers knows bette and that some are set because of DOT class limitations. Then you asked for an example an I gave it. Nothing more. As far as the timeline thing, how would I know exactly what your originally stated if you changed it? If you changed it them I would have no way of knowing exactly what you said. I started my response to you and quoted your original statement. Not your edited statement.
