Posted by farmer boy on October 31, 2017 at 18:56:01 from (199.33.94.48):
In Reply to: A little heavy posted by stonerock on October 31, 2017 at 05:22:35:
People are really uptight today. Take it easy. The real problem here are the states that are bent on the 80,000lb limit. The 'Enviromentally Friendly' thing to do is raise the limit. Raising the limit to 130,000 uses less fuel with less weight passing over the road. (=less fuel with less damage to roads) 130,000 means a 35,000 lb truck with 95000 lb load. 80,000 means a 30,000lb truck with a 50,000 lb load. Michigan Has a weight limit of 160,000 with the correct axle combo, most Canadian provinces have a limit around 140,000 lbs. It's a waste of fuel, time and road space/wear to have a limit of 80,000 lbs.
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