10001 lbs is key to a cdl. 10000 dont need it. i have a 10000 trailer i can put 8200 lb on and still be legaal since the trailer weights 1800. a 14000 lb goosneck probably weights around 5000 lb so u can onlt put 9000 lb on the trailer and be legal. a goosneck can transfer more weight to the truck but dot can weight u axle, span between axles total weight etc. the registration for the comb liscense u need is about four times more than standard. i didnt do it just to haul 600 lbs more?
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