1 Your liver makes and stores fuel. 2  Your liver makes glucose from carbohydrates (say car-bow-hi-drates) that you eat, such as ones in bread, fruit and dairy products. 3  Some of this glucose travels in the blood to the rest of the body where it is used for energy. For example the liver makes urea (say you-rear) from parts of proteins that can't be used. 2  It is poisonous so the body has to remove it. 3  Blood collects this urea from the liver and sends it to the kidneys. 4  They filter urea from the blood and it is then expelled from the body as waste in your urine.
Using any of these trailers Flatbed, Step-deck or RGN, the actual height of the load including the trailer height can not exceed 13' 6, the width can not exceed 8' 6 and the total gross weight including tractor (truck), trailer and cargo can not exceed 80,000 lbs. to be considered a legal load.
Federal weight limits of vehicles and axle loading limits are governed by the Federal Bridge Law (FBL), which has four primary rules: The maximum weight allowed on a single axle is 20,000 lbs The maximum total weight allowed on any two consecutive axles spaced eight or fewer feet apart (like tandem axles) is 34,000 lbs