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Old 07-29-2013, 08:27 PM   #15
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Yup! I'm looking at my tag right now. 8000 and 15000. On thing I have figured out is it going to be hard to get 8000 lbs on the front Axel.
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Tony, we both know what happens if you have too much weight in the rear of the aircraft. Probably not as a severe reaction as an airplane, but bad things can happen.
Well, in an RV or other land vehicle you can stop alongside the road for a breakdown. In aircraft takeoffs are optional, landings are mandatory!
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Mine happens to add up, 14K up front and 20K in back. Nice having 3200Lbs of CCC ;-)
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