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Depending on the weight rating of the axles, a triple axle gravel truck may be able to carry up to 100,000 lbs. of weight. However, this may be above the legal weight limit for your state or your particular roads, so you will want to check your route in advance to avoid doing damage to the roadways and being ticketed.
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