I really helps to know what state we are talking about if you want to know a true answer. I THINK you are from Pa so here we go because I have gotten in trouble for Thinking and not Knowing before.
Legal width in Pa is 96 inches. Federal law will kick in and force the state to allow 102 inches as long as you stay on the National truck network of roads and/or approved access routes. Since you are buying the disk and not just hauling it between farms you own I do not think the farm exemptions will work in your favor but there may be some I did not see.
A one trip permit will cost you less than $50 (more like $25) in most states but a overwidth ticket is more like $500. Lets see $50 or $500 decisions decisions.
Hauling overwidth even with a permit on Sundays or holidays is against the law in most states. Hauling overwidth even with a permit while it is raining is against the law in most states. But we could follow the advise of others and haul it on a rainy Sunday morning without a permit. Yea thats good advice. Take a chance of getting 3 tickets rather than 1.
It is really hard to advise you without seeing the trailer and disc. If you coud get the tires off; haul it on a 102 wide trailer; and load it to where it is only sticking over a inch or two on the drivers side and 4 inches on the curb side you might get threw. Get in a wreck and it is a whole differant ball game.
For me spend the 25 to 35 dollars and haul it right down the interstate. My piece of mind is worth that much.
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