How much can two-wheel and four-wheel wagons carry?

The ordinary-item single-load limits are 2,000 and 5,000 respectively. For items lighter than 1, the current wagon calculation increases the item-count limit; items weighing 1 or more retain the ordinary count limit. Thus an item weighing 0.5 can reach 4,000 on a two-wheel wagon, while weight 2 does not reduce it to 1,000. This differs from residents' weight-capacity calculation. Demand and available stock still limit actual loading. Free transport's maximum quantity is a separate task-size setting, initially 2,000. Raising it beyond a two-wheel wagon's capacity can create overloaded tasks that the wagon cannot accept. The lightweight calculation does not guarantee every trip reaches its calculated capacity.