Posted by Bill Tremel on January 03, 2008 at 17:06:31 from (69.19.14.36):
I live in PA and I'm in the process of purchasing a 14K GVW gooseneck to pull behind my 3/4 ton truck. I've been told by several folks that I need a Class A license to pull my new trailer. Actually, I've been pulling a 12K bumper pull for years.
So, I called DMV and they told me that I needed a CDL since I was haling equipment. I explained that I was not for hire and used my trailer to take tractors and engines to shows. That's it...
I also heard that law differ from state to state. I often travel to Ohio, WV and NY.
So, I want to hear from other's that pull trailers in Ohio, WV and especially PA as to what the laws are? I can't seem to find anything...
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