spicergear
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Seriously...do you know the Gross Combined Weight Rating of the Dodge? I know in PA, once you're over 10,001lbs on the trailer GVWR, it MUST be added to GVWR or the truck. For example: A 2010 we have at work, 3500 Chevrolet with an 11,200 GVWR and a GCWR or 18,200...but that rating is if it has the 4.10 rear it's 2,000lbs less if it has the 3.73's which I'm not sure.How are you not going to be over the factory GCWR of the Dodge with a 20,000lb GVWR trailer?
Anyway, HOW do you pull a trailer with a gross of 20,000lbs with a GCWR or 18,200? Even the newest Chevy Diesel that can be gotten is at like 27,000lbs gross (which is CDL material) still legally wouldn't be able to haul a trailer with a gross of 20,000lbs.
Someone want to edjamacate me on how this is legally gonna work?