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Originally Posted by snowmanfx4
They still couldn't get you for over weight. They will not know what you have in your trailer unless the weight it. They will not ever going to stop you unless you are spending. If dumb enough to go 60 in a 35 you should go to jail.
People are worried about there weight. Take it to Cat Scale and weigh it.
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In Texas (and some other states) you are required to have a class A non CDL if your GCWR (combined rated weights) is 26,001 lbs. That is the RATED weight, not the ACTUAL weight. On a scale your truck and trailer may weight 24,000 lbs. But if the combined sticker rated weights (GVWR) of the truck and trailer total 26,001 lbs then you are required to have a class A non CDL. So they do not have to know your actual weight to give a ticket if they were so inclined. And not likely to do so unless they pulled you over for some other infraction, which could be as simple as failing to give a turn signal or not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign.