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No- that would be smart!

You're part of the problem!!!! :)

I wanna be the guy that proves them wrong. I wanna know ahead of time what they could possibly ticket me for and do that shit right. When you say you can't get by without a ticket, couldn't you just have done what they ticketed you for before hand and then not get a ticket?

So I had the rig inspected. Dude was really cool. He said the rating was a limit for THE TRUCK. He confirmed what everyone else was saying that I CAN register the vehicle for higher that what is printed inside the truck. The registration is for the combined total load. His only other...

I am headed today to a CHP commercial vehicle inspection station. They have a deal where if you come in on your own, you won't get assessed and penalties and fines. I wanna have my stuff done right. Don't like guessing. I'll report back later. love nick

I justi weighed it yesterday. No chips, but WITH tools, 9,600 pounds. My truck holds almost exactly 13 yds assuming its completely filled to the top all the way to the front, ...which it camt be. I bet we lose 2 yds- so lets call it 11yds. So if I tweak the numbers a but and call it an even...

So using my formula of Weight of chips = 20(L x W x H) I came up with 7,030 pounds of chips in the box. Converting the cubic feet to cubic yards then multiplying by 550 pounds/cu yds I came up with 7,160 lbs of chips in the box. I have a small truck. Box is 4.75' tall, 9.25' long, and 8'...

I like LxWxHx20 much mo betta! I'm gonna need to fly you in to LA to build me an aluminum chip box!

No stones. It's wood chips. :)

Let me know if I'm doing this right: I'm looking at a truck. The box in the back is 10' long, 6' wide and 5' tall. I'll say 550 pounds/cubic yard of chips. How much will the load weigh when full of chips: 6 x 10 x 5 = 300 cubic feet. 300/ (3'x3'x3') = 300/27 = 11.11 cubic yard 11.11 x 550...