Response: 4 trucks...1 wrecker...1 geo tracker...six in all and yes they can be hauled in two loads if price is right...i'd say put 2 2wds and 1 4wd with no lift on the first load and 1 4wd with lift, 1 wrecker, and the geo on the other.. (5/11/2008)

Response: hey there...i was wondering..do you think three would fit? you would be over 14klbs though i'm sure...can you not haul more than that? your dual tandem trailer and dually should be fine..i'd say these trucks weigh in at "around" 7600lbs each..two of them would put you over 14k..need to get these hauled asap...let me know what you think (6/21/2008)

Response: Hi, I’m on the road so I have very limited internet access so it may take awhile for me to respond. My equipment can handle the extra weight, but I’m over my legal limit. I’ve been stopped for being overweight before, but never ticketed. I don’t want to push my luck. I drove construction trucking in Michigan for many years. MDOT LOVES to nail overweight trucks. If you can come up with another combination to keep it under 14k, let me know. Let me know. Thanks, Vern. (6/21/2008)

Response: ok...i think i've got this figured out...you can take the 03 reg cab 4wd with no lift in it..website says it weighs in at 6010lbs...then get one of the 2wds..best i can tell it'll weigh less than 8000lbs with the lift in it...what do you think...these figures are what i pulled off the internet because i'm not there to take them and have them weighed myself...from my experience with dot, you should be fine as long as you don't look heavy..two trucks shouldn't draw any attention..let me know (6/21/2008)

Response: Hi, just got internet access, sorry but I got another load, cars to Atlanta. Good luck with your shipment. I will be back in Michigan in about a month, but I'm sure you'll have it all moved by then. Thanks, Vern. (6/23/2008)

Response: i hope so...but you never know:) (6/23/2008)