Posted by thejdman01 on October 07, 2007 at 18:40:46 from (66.114.186.141):
In Reply to: Re: Why 73,280 lbs? posted by Matt from CT on October 07, 2007 at 15:58:58:
What i could never figure out is why they allow 18k on a single axle (like say on a front) 2 tires, and allow 34k oon a tandem (8 tires). Talk about stress on a road etc. I realize they want the weight spread out disntance wise but I never understood why they would allow 18k on 2 tires and 34k on 8 tires. Some roads have a 16k lb axle weight limit in il so you have to run 16 on the front, 32 on yoru tandems to gross 80. Whey would they want /allow 16k on 2 tires and 32k on 8?
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