Torklift StableLoads deception
I have purchased and use Torklift tie-downs and Fastguns on my camper and they perform well though I did have to make some modifications with a cutting saw and grinder to get them to fit on my 2011 tr...
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Boatycall, I can't say I really have any interest, and see no point, in going any further on this subject. As most of us know, the laws are not the same in every state. That suggest to me, we would have to argue this point one state at a time.
For whatever it is worth, at one time in California the license fees for pickup trucks was based on weight, if the vehicle weighed over 5000 pounds(as I recall). Years ago, I got busted for having a flatbed registered as a pickup, and had to have the truck weighed. When I brought my current truck into Calif (about 2001), I had to have it weighed for licensing. I do not know the current laws. I do know, I had the typical commercial license, then got the Handicap license. My fees were $298 per year, and dropped to $93 per year and it is still a commercial truck. I see no place where weight entered into it.
Wayne
For whatever it is worth, at one time in California the license fees for pickup trucks was based on weight, if the vehicle weighed over 5000 pounds(as I recall). Years ago, I got busted for having a flatbed registered as a pickup, and had to have the truck weighed. When I brought my current truck into Calif (about 2001), I had to have it weighed for licensing. I do not know the current laws. I do know, I had the typical commercial license, then got the Handicap license. My fees were $298 per year, and dropped to $93 per year and it is still a commercial truck. I see no place where weight entered into it.
Wayne
