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PD4106 load specifications needed

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PD4106 load specifications needed Cynic 12-14-00  
I am in need of the load specifications for the PD4106, the plate that has it on has been removed from mine. Even better, I would like a replacement specifications plate for it.
I need the GVM & axle ratings mainly. If anyone can help me please email me at cynic@powerup,com.au
Re: PD4106 load specifications needed FAST FRED 12-15-00  
Never saw one on a GM , there IS a plate that gives model and serial # , but not a "load plate.

Most folks just figure it had to be legal.
Figure 12,000 lbs on front and 20,000 {federallies rules} and you should be OK..
A 4106 without seats and with luggage racks and stock heat/air weighs right at 20,000 { at least mine did}.

Figure 3000 lbs for a very well engineered conversion using good aircraft construction for walls and cabinets.

Figure 6000 -8000 lbs for Home depit chipboard and plywood conversion.

Towing weight isnt much problem, but keep tongue weight down to 300 lb or LESS!

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