George; If a DOT cop stopped you and you read him your post he could write you so many tickets you would wish you had never seen that backhoe.
The problem is like Bret said. he's not "commercial" or at least thinks he isn't
You are Commercial. You use this backhoe for compensation threw barter and rental properties; and you weigh over 10.000 lbs (not 26,000 lbs like jon said)
I have fire ext in truck Yes but is it strapped down and mounted to the floor by the door for easy access or is it thrown behind the seat.
No DOT#, no triangles. Why would I need them? You need them cause you are commercial.
I don't go out of state. I stay off the interstate. Don't go by scales. Mostly local hauling. If I were to go out of town, I use the less traveled roads. That could be interpreted as going around the scales and that is a ticketable offence.
Many cops, city, county and state have seen my rig and never stopped me. Lazy cops do not make you legal.
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