What is the risk of exceeding payload?
Depending on what vehicle we buy, our Airstream will be a 27' twin, or 30' bunk. If we buy the Ford F-250 diesel, will get 30'. But if we are able to safely tow the 27' twin with Tundra, we are going ...
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bguy wrote:
I'm not advocating speeding or overloading by any means. Just pointing out the fact that many people speed ( by and large more than 10% over ) and think nothing of it.
Rumor around here was that they were going to start pulling over the overloaded truck/camper combos. I say stop all of the overloaded vehicles.
There's a good many overloaded vans cars and trucks on the road, not just the trailered ones, and there's a good many of them speeding as well.
What irratate me is if LEO's are going to pull over truck/camper combos for overloaded they had better start pulling over Sedans and CUV/SUV's pulling bumper pull TT's while overloaded including overloaded sedans pulling Airstreams. If your overloaded, your overloaded regardless of how the dealer has done the setup.
We have road safety blitzes north of Toronto on the HWY400 where LOE's pulling over almost any vehicle that looks overloaded or unsafe.
Bet they don't pull over sedans pulling triple axles Airstreams though. :R
