A little overloaded - Ya Think
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MikesTractor
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At least he has a tarp on it. That will keep anything from blowing off. 
dogranch
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Heck he coulda got at least 20 more on there if he'd stacked em on the cab. Looks like big bags of pillow stuffing anyway.
sr160009
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I think he could strap a few more to the front bumper as well....
scott_vt
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Mornin Drafthorse,
Yeah, but they dont weigh that much !
Yeah, but they dont weigh that much !
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What.. no wide load sign?
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dtd24
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Must not have a DOT there.
George2615
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Its only bags of cotton. 142 bales at 40lb. per bag. At 5680lb. he's way underloaded. Needs to strap some on the cab and front bumper too.
Soundguy
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He may not be over weight.. but he's over dimensional. If that were the US.. dot''d get you just the same unless ya got the temp or blanket OW/OD permit..
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