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Oct 28, 2008 | 11:39 PM

#16

icrman

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Originally Posted by richdawg

I want to thank everyone that replied to this thread. I feel much better knowing how others feel about my overweight situation. I think in Washington state we are exempt from weight fees for RVs. I looked at my registration and I am only paying for 10,000#, I'll have to check and see what it would cost to go up to 21000#, or just stay out of states that I wouldn't be legal in.

I have tried to find out about tonnage on the trailer. I was told that is only for the big trucks. I tried calling DOT etc. This is for Wa state. Anyone have any info?

Nov 5, 2008 | 05:59 AM

#17

rplaste1

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Based off your numbers, looks like you are running an '05 - '08 superduty. your GCWR on this truck should be 23,000lb, so you are ok all the way around. '99 - '04 superduties were only good on GCWR up to 20,000lb. Of course, these numbers are for F250/F350 SRW trucks.

Nov 5, 2008 | 09:19 AM

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grafekie

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From: Simpsonville, KY

Well, it would explain why his GCWR is 20k if his truck is 1999-2004. Which, I believe, it is. And the SRW and DRW CWR's are the same.

Nov 5, 2008 | 12:57 PM

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richdawg

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From: Spokane, WA

Here is a little more info. on my truck.
'97 F350 Super Cab, Dually, long bed
2wd, 5 speed, 410 differential.

Nov 6, 2008 | 03:32 AM

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senix

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From: Frederick, MD

been searching around for maryland. my truck has a 10K limit for the truck. On a class C lic max is 26,000lbs for truck and trailer before you have to go commerical or heavy haul permit.

That is all I can find for this state. If anyone else finds something let me know.