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Re: Farm Dump Truck and DOT
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Posted by Jimmy King on November 25, 2006 at 09:30:55 from (207.69.137.40):
In Reply to: Farm Dump Truck and DOT posted by M Nut on November 25, 2006 at 04:34:40:
These laws very state to state, check with your state DOT, if you do not cross State lines the laws are different from feds law. The state of Missouri does not require a DOT health cert. but if you cross the state line different ball game. A truck with farm plates if you are the owner are hauling for your self you do not need a CDL, if you haul your neighbor a load of gravel different ball game. Farm plates have a 50 mile limit unless you were hauling a farm product to the elevater or from the elevater to your farm. The truck how ever must pass a DOT inspection, which if it were mine I would want it to any way. I have a BIL with only one eye any he can drive intrustate but not enterstate.
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