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Good Morning........As result of comments made on another forum.....and comments made during a campground conversation this weekend....I blew my stack and have gone right straight to the top... I will be in possession of the forms from the source later today.........Everything I have said about the calculations regarding whether or not a person needs an "A" class Drivers licence or a "G" class is correct........I have a "G" I DO NOT HAVE TO UPGRADE TO AN "A".. I AM 100% LEGAL.....
RGWR of RV......14105 Lbs
CCC of RV -4000 lbs*
PIN of RV -2100 lbs*
=10105 lbs
*****These weights change with additions of personal possessions..
THE PIN WEIGHT IS DEDUCTED FROM THE RGWR OF THE RV....THAT WEIGHT BELONGS TO THE TV..
When I scaled my RV alone, as as we like it when we travel it weighed 10900 lbs....
When it was scaled attached to the truck,,,RV on scale......TV OFF scale....it weight 8340Lbs.........That is the weight of my RV....IF anyone tries to say different they have no idea what they are talking about....the comments made that the RV...RGWR is the weight that will be used as the actual weight for Driver licence enforcement purposes is balderdash.....IF challenged(and that is NOT likely to happen).....get the set up weighed......The cut off point as far as trailer lengths is concerned is 38 ft(in the Montana Line) under 38ft a "G" licence is probably good... Over 38 ft.. Creative loading or an "A" Lic is required....
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