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[GF20905( ALL)01/96]
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GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)
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[GF20910( ALL)01/96]
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GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating)
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[GF20915( ALL)01/96]
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GCWR (Gross Combined Weight Rating)
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[GF20920( ALL)01/96]
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Maximum Trailer Weight Rating
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[GF20930( ALL)01/96]
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Maximum Trailer Weight
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[GF20940( ALL)01/96]
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Trailer Weight Range
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[GF20950( ALL)01/96]
Base Curb Weight
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[GF20960( ALL)01/96]
The Base Curb Weight is the weight of the
vehicle including fuel, coolants, lubricants,
emergency tools, spare wheel and tire. It also
includes any equipment that is standard on that
model. It does not include passengers, cargo or
optional equipment installed by factory, dealer,
aftermarket supplier or customer.
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[GF20970( ALL)01/96]
Payload
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[GF20980( ALL)01/96]
Payload is the combined, maximum allowable
weight of cargo, occupants and optional
equipment that the truck is designed to carry. It
is Gross Vehicle Weight Rating minus the base
curb weight.
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[GF20990( ALL)01/96]
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)
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[GF21000( ALL)01/96]
If you add base curb weight and the weight of a
load (including passengers, cargo and optional
equipment) being carried at a particular time,
you get the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW).
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[GF21010( ALL)01/96]
It is important to remember that GVW is not a
limit or a specification. If an owner loads up a
vehicle and weighs it, that’s the GVW at that
moment. If the owner piles on more of a load
and weighs it again, that becomes the GVW.
File:09ltgfm.ex
Update:Fri Dec 13 11:22:54 1996
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