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You might overload an axle
You'll always have heavy items remaining
You might exceed your kerbside weight
You'll damage the rest of the load
Explanation: As items are unloaded from the rear of the vehicle, weight will be transferred to the front axle. Take care that this axle doesn't become overloaded. You may need to redistribute the load.
Category: Vehicle Loading
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Goods Vehicles: Section 2
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