Gvwr
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Gvwr
I have a gooseneck trailer with 2 - 7,000 # axles which gives me a GVWR of 14,000 #s. My question is how you determine whether I have exceeded the GVWR. Here is my thoughts. I was hauling round bales and had 8 loaded on the trailer with the bales weighing approx. 1250 #s each or 10,000 #s total. My trailer weighs around 5000 #s, so if I add the weight of the trailer and bales I get 15,000 #s which exceeds the GVWR. I don't think this is correct since some of the weight is transferred to my pickup (F-250 PS). So, I weighed just my trailer axles and got 12,900 #s and weighed my pickup and got 10,100 #s. From my owners manaul, I think my GVWR of my pickup is around 15,000 #s. Based on this, I don't think my pickup or trailer where overloaded, agree?
Thanks, Chad
Thanks, Chad
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