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OHIO - Weight capacity, need CDL?

Knocker of rock

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US Western Cordilleran seismic zone
Not in Alabama and the State has to go by the min Fed. standards. It's still the truck or the combination weight, truck and trailer over 26,001 with a trailer 10,001 pounds or greater or a truck with a GVW of 26,001 or greater pulling a trailer 10,0001 or greater.

http://dps.alabama.gov/documents/manuals/cdlmanual.pdf

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A 14k trailer and 11K truck = no CDL here.

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monster76

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Miami Fl
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Contractor
i think he will need a cdl last time i weighed my set up i believe i was a bit over 27k and i have basically the same set as him although i think my newer backhoe is a bit heavier than the older cases it will still be close
 

glenlunberg

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United States
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i have your same set up pretty much truck wise with a 25ft triple axle gooseneck ill post a pic from today where i was working at i had to unload on the side of the road. ive been stopped before by dot and i have yet to be questioned about the weight, my trailer is rated for 18k and my 310sj i would estimate to be around 15-16k

Nice set up you have with this picture. I like the ford.
 
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