new trailer ,need cdl ?
12-21-2006, 02:50 PM
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[QUOTE= In short your sons going to have to fudge the books a little so he can get his full 11hrs drive time.
Jed[/QUOTE]
I keep telling people this. I could not even think of running my business logging legally. It would would be impossible, but I also am good at making the paperwork look right.
Jed[/QUOTE]
I keep telling people this. I could not even think of running my business logging legally. It would would be impossible, but I also am good at making the paperwork look right.
01-02-2007, 12:16 PM
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No. You will only have the GVW of the truck (on the truck), and the GVW of the trailer (on the trailer). The DOT just looks at them (and at axles, tires, etc) and adds them up to come up with GCVWR. Truck manufacturers may advise a "maximum towing capacity" or a "GCVWR", but those are normally in the manual, and are to advise you concerning safety and warranty issues. If you operate outside the scope of those, and something happens, the liability is on YOU.
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