Old Jan 23, 2012 | 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by focusv8
Rog,
Isn't the confusion over excessive MAM from this, where the MAM of the trailer exceeds 3500;

From above;

Trailers over 3500 kgs plated MAM weight come under different rules which is why all the trailers towed by B class vehicles , those of 3.5 tonnes and under, are not plated at more than 3500 kgs or 3.5 tonnes MAM
There is no law that states a B category vehicle cannot tow a trailer over 3500 MAM but the legal requirements for the trailer make it virtually impossible for a B class vehicle to do so

My guess would be something like air brakes for the trailer is required but that is a guess
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