If my tri axle dump truck has a GVW of 70000 can weigh up to that much what if I add 20000 lb trailer 25000 machine?

If your tri axle dump truck has a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 70,000 pounds, it means that the total weight of the truck, including the truck itself, the cargo it is carrying, and the passengers or crew on board cannot exceed 70,000 pounds.

Now, if you add a 20,000-pound trailer and a 25,000-pound machine to the truck, the total weight of the entire combination will be:

Truck (GVW): 70,000 pounds

Trailer: 20,000 pounds

Machine: 25,000 pounds

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Total Weight: 115,000 pounds

As you can see, the total weight of the combination exceeds the GVW of the truck by 45,000 pounds (115,000 pounds - 70,000 pounds). This means that you would be overweight and in violation of weight regulations if you were to operate the truck in this configuration.

It is important to comply with weight regulations to ensure the safety of yourself, other road users, and the roads themselves. Overweight vehicles can put undue stress on bridges, roads, and other infrastructure, leading to premature wear and tear and potentially even accidents. Additionally, operating an overweight vehicle can result in fines, penalties, and other legal consequences.