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Axle weight is the weight transmitted to the ground by one axle or one set of axles.
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False
What can happen if you don't have enough weight on the front axle?
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It can give false readings when weighing the load
The axle can be too light to steer safely
It should make the wheels spin
How often must you stop while on the road to check your cargo?
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After you have driven for 2 hours or 100 miles
After you have driven for 4 hours or 200 miles
After you have driven for 3 hours or 150 miles
Too little weight on the drive axles has no effect on the traction the axle gets.
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True
False
What is the difference between Gross Combination Weight Rating and Cross Combination Weight?
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GCWR is the maximum GCW specified by the manufacturer for a specific combination of vehicles plus its loads.
GCW is the total weight of powered units plus trailers please the cargo
BOTH A and C
Suspension systems have a manufacturers weight capacity rating.
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False
Overloading can have bad effects on which of the following:
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Steering
Braking
Speed Control
All of the above
Whether or not you load and secure the cargo yourself, you are responsible for:
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Inspecting your cargo
Knowing your cargo is properly secured
Recognizing overloads and poorly balanced weight
All of the above
In all situations you must keep weights within legal limits.
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False
Tire load is the maximum safe weight a tire can carry at a specified pressure.
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What must you check before transporting a sealed load?
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Inspect the load
That you don't exceed gross weight and axle weight limits
Unseal the load to see what it is
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