Would you say anything?
A Retired couple pulled along side of us on our way south at the Lake Shasta Rest area in CA. Model Type HITCH ** UVW GVWR *** NCC **** CCC GVWR AXLE 33 RK TG 2100 13180 16100 2920...
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blt2ski wrote:
I took a couple of what I can or can not do with rigs under 26,000 lbs from an CVEO/LEO from the WSP. Very enlightening course! Manufactures limits as a general rule, mean squat and are non enforceable! If a state chooses to enforce the manufactures warranty limit amounts, that state could loose federal funding for road building and maintenance
Yep, the payload ratings on the side of your door are NOT for the consumers to meet legal requirements, they are for the manufacturer to meet legal requirements. Ever since the TREAD act of 2000 was enacted due to the Ford Explorer/Firestone fiasco, vehicle manufacturers were required to put these placards on every vehicle they make and tire manufacturers were required to put them on their tires. How people started thinking this placard was a legal limit for the consumer is beyond me.
