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Old 03-13-2024, 03:08 PM   #1
Ziegelsteinfaust
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Custom trucks, and towing.

Yesterday, as I bombed home from Reno where I bought some truck parts for my dad's friend. Again.

I saw a retired man towing in my opinion getting close to 10,000 pound goose neck trailer with a 50's Dodge flat bed truck with a Cummins 6bt. It was on a modified C30 frame.

I found this out when I caught him in Lee Vining getting lunch at the same restaurant I was going too. So we had a conversation about our respective loads.

So as I reevaluate my Willys project which factory has a 3500 pound towing capacity. With one plan using C10 suspension which would allow a 7000 pound towing capacity. Compared to my Jag suspension plan which would probably not like a 3500 pound towing. Much less being loaded up for any reason. Making it a profiler.

So while we all know it's legal till you get caught. Does the DOT, weigh stations, or highway patrol ever get involved with people doing these things?
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