Sled deck on 1/2 ton?

Joholio said:

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//images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/11/10/5f516a0ee0df2b5e6c6930d6f9dfd21c.jpgmy half ton sled deck. Lightweight. Affordable. Legal?

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avidsledder said:

If you go anywhere near Tete Jaune Cache in BC. They love the Albertans coming round the corner with 2 sleds on 3/4 tons (not even 1/2 tons) and off comes the second sled to be parked in a neat row at the side of the road next to all the others. NO DECK ON A 1/2ton or a 3/4 ton in BC

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deaner said:

I built a plywood single deck and friggin love it. Couple of 2x4s, couple of 2x6s, some plywood, and an old box liner. Works awesome.

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avidsledder said:

If you go anywhere near Tete Jaune Cache in BC. They love the Albertans coming round the corner with 2 sleds on 3/4 tons (not even 1/2 tons) and off comes the second sled to be parked in a neat row at the side of the road next to all the others. NO DECK ON A 1/2ton or a 3/4 ton in BC

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Joholio said:

Is 1.2m overhang(measured from taillights) legal in BC without additional lighting and/or flagging? Cuz its heading there asap

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Mike270412 said:

I've never been checked at Tete Jaune and I've never seen sleds sitting there. I'm always legal though cause tex taught me all about legal weights an load security.

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avidsledder said:

If you go anywhere near Tete Jaune Cache in BC. They love the Albertans coming round the corner with 2 sleds on 3/4 tons (not even 1/2 tons) and off comes the second sled to be parked in a neat row at the side of the road next to all the others. NO DECK ON A 1/2ton or a 3/4 ton in BC

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Mike270412 said:

I've never been checked at Tete Jaune and I've never seen sleds sitting there. I'm always legal though cause tex taught me all about legal weights an load security.

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moyiesledhead said:

Yup.....but it's right on the line. I'd flag it.

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avidsledder said:

If you go anywhere near Tete Jaune Cache in BC. They love the Albertans coming round the corner with 2 sleds on 3/4 tons (not even 1/2 tons) and off comes the second sled to be parked in a neat row at the side of the road next to all the others. NO DECK ON A 1/2ton or a 3/4 ton in BC

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deaner said:

Should we start a new thread for this?

Sled deck on 3/4 ton?

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snochuk said:

Really....3/4 ton also?? Rear axle can legally have 6400ish# gross rating. 6.4 Hemi has rear payload of almost 2800ish# to a diesel's 2400ish. Definatly not an overweight thing on a 3/4 ton. Some new law??

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Mike270412 said:

You heard him.NO DECKS ALLOWED!!

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