Road towing New Holland baler

A baler is considered a implement of husbandry (Farming for all the smart alecks). Implements are exempt from most highway laws since they are built for use off road and towing them down the road is only a nessecary evil to get from one field to another.

With this exemption comes responsibility however. Stay on the lesser traveled roads county pavements and gravel if you can definatly stay off restricted access highways. You have to be ready to yield at least half of the road. Lights arn't needed but it would be wise to make your trip in broad daylight. A Slow Moving Vehicle sign would be a nice touch.

Hope this helps
JT

In most locations in the USA you can tow farm implements with the following restrictions:

Keep it under 30 mph.
Have a Slow Moving Sign (the orange triangle).
Keep off the major throughfares - interstates and such.
A secured hitch pin (pin with a locking clip) is required, and a safety chain is either recommended, soon will be required, or already is required depending on location.
Night-time driving would require lighting & more.
Implements wider than 10' require flagging & possibly a lead vehicle with flashers on - this on is real dependant on local traditions/laws.

Of all those, drive in clear daylight & have that SMS & locking hitch pin!

Some states or local areas have more restrictions, you will need to check, but generally this will cover you in a rural area of the country.

I would not want to make 50 mile trips regularly, not sure how far or how often you want to do this?

--->Paul