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  1. Nonotagain

    Bob deuce data plate--need count on truck numbers

    The only reason that I brought up the weight is that with most states having budget issues, one of the first things they go after is truck enforcement. Using the XM381 data plate is a good thing in that they did exist, unlike making up your own model number. This is not a slam against "rolling...
  2. Nonotagain

    Bob deuce data plate--need count on truck numbers

    Have you had the truck weighed with a load in it? Your data plate lists only gaining 250 lbs on the front axle from empty to loaded. I suspect that you will be a lot heavier than the listed weight.
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