Posted by Nick m on September 08, 2016 at 03:06:52 from (70.210.64.69):
In Reply to: CDL drivers license posted by Mtractor on September 07, 2016 at 20:13:43:
Quite sure the laws are different in different states as far as the farm exemptions/rules go. In Michigan,you can get a farm endorsement which is taking two parts of the cdl test and no road test. Then you can drive within so many miles of the farm as the crow flies (seems like it's 150 miles) as long as it's farm use. Your set up would definitely require a class a cdl or farm endorsement in Michigan. Just remember they go off gvw, not what things actually weigh. My truck and trailer are just under. 3/4 ton dodge truck is 8800lb gvw, trailer is 16000 gvw = 24,800. I'm guessing your trailer has tandom duels, which are at least 2 10k axles =20k+, and your dually truck has a higher gvw than mine. Well over the 26001.
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