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Re: DOT regs - Long Distance Backhoe / Dump Truck
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Posted by Luke S on November 30, 2006 at 13:54:55 from (65.161.251.246):
In Reply to: Re: DOT regs - Long Distance Backhoe / Dump Truck posted by JT on November 30, 2006 at 13:46:35:
Listen, you guys are all worrying too much. I have driven all the way across the country on farm tags. If it were me, I'd get in it and drive and not worry about it, if I got stoped I'd tell em I was a farmer and this set-up will be used on my farm, period. They will let farmers slide a lot, at least in this part of the country where I am at. If you are that worried, call the DOT in the state's you'll be going through, tell them you bought this rig and are a farmer and you wanna drive it home, see what they say, I'd say they'd probably tell you to go ahead, if not, at least you'll know. In the end, if it were me, I'd just do it. A wise man I know always told me just keep going straight forward untill somebody tells you to stop, my guess, they won't give you a second look.
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