Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 23, 2019 at 09:17:48 from (50.108.64.160):
Good thing I didn't pull into that water pump on the truck. I need to pull the combine out, put the corn head on a cart, then pull the 820 head out of the row and remove it from the header trailer that I use on the road. Have to figure out where to put the 820 head. I need to put that up for sale because I finally found head that will work out better for me. The truck is in the way.
This head I am buying is in Indiana. I will be pulling a header trailer (not a four wheel cart), but it has ag tires and I will need to go slow. The trailer does not have any type of plate. It does have a SMV sign. I will be passing thru the suburbs of South Bend to get lunch while empty. I will go straight over the state line on the way back. Maybe 20 miles in Indiana loaded but more when empty. Basically, I can get all the free help I want if I take them to a certain restaurant on the way down. Keeps me from doing it alone but it does take me into Indiana a little sooner than necessary.
So I want to be 100% in compliance with Indiana law regarding the moving of farm equipment. Anything I should be aware of? The sheriff is very active in the area of this farm. Pulled two cars over in front of the place while I was inspecting the head. Appreciate any info.
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