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Re: DMV rules, weight limits, CDL rules, etc
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Posted by Luke S on June 08, 2006 at 10:27:28 from (65.161.251.246):
In Reply to: Re: DMV rules, weight limits, CDL rules, etc posted by the tractor vet on June 08, 2006 at 07:47:01:
Ok, ok, sorry I fired you guys up. I happen to know a thing or two about this since we run Dodge 1-ton dually pick-ups with a GVW of 12,200lbs, and take-3 48' stepdeck goseneck trailers with a GVW of 20,000lbs, for business use. So I am a little familiar. Maybe I am lucky, but I have never been so much as sneezed at and I have run all over the midwest. Most people worry too much. The argument that you get a ribbon from a tractor pull, or even some piddly prize money makes you commercial is obsurd. On my tax returns I am involved in three different businesses that all use dually pick-ups and trailers with combined gross weight ratings of over 30,000lbs, and I don't have problems with all the stuff we do, so I just thi k it is nonsense for a guy hauling a tractor, that is his hobby, needs to worry. OK, go ahead, flame a way.
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