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Re: Hauling tractors
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Posted by Kent Witcher on August 11, 2003 at 18:55:54 from (65.132.36.81):
In Reply to: Hauling tractors posted by David UK on August 27, 2002 at 16:17:41:
I haul tractors and farm equipment. I have a Ford F-350 ton truck and a 37' gooseneck trailer w/ tandem dual axles. I have electric over hydraulic brakes on both axles. I haul just about anything I want to up and down the road especially within 100 miles of home. I live in North east Arkansas. I've grossed over 45,000 lbs and exceeded 20' in width numerous times. My rig alone weighs about 18,000 lbs Pretty much if I can get it on the trailer I'll move it. If I have to go out of state or hit the interstate highway system this kind of attitude won't fly though. Interstate commerce laws are a whole different story than state laws on state highways.
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