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Posted by paul on June 01, 2004 at 22:46:20 from (209.23.145.42):
In Reply to: Trailers posted by Loren-MN on June 01, 2004 at 18:53:53:
Thought you were just down the road, from
some of your comments..... ;) I am not aware of any such requirement. I am
a farmer so much of the laws get ignored, but
they are concerned about weight, weight,
lighting, and weight. The pickup needs to be
able to handle the gross weight of the trailer. If
the trailer puts enough weight on the rear axle,
then the axle will need to be beefed up until it
becomes a dually. But not for any specific
length, but for a specific weight. I have my own trailer question - my brother in
law bought a tandem dually trailer, he is
guessing it's a 20,000# trailer. Can we figure
out what it's liceneced at from the plate
numbers? the guy he bought it from put the
plates on, & want to see if he's up to code.
also, what are the MN requirements for a
safety chain for this thing? I see clss 1/2, 3, &
4 chains in the store, does class 4 muster it or
is this something beyond? Thabks, --->Paul of Klossner
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