Posted by john in la on March 27, 2008 at 18:27:58 from (67.35.255.155):
In Reply to: DOT and Trailering posted by Johnski on March 27, 2008 at 15:55:53:
11. All implements must also be tied down in excess of the tractor. In other words if your tractor has a front end loader and a brush cutter hooked to it you need the 2 or 4 chains on the tractor (per weight) plus you need 1 chain holding the loader down; and 1 chain holding the brush cutter down.
That medical card rule is tough. Most states only require a medical card if you have a CDL.
The bearing cap is a out of service because dirt and water can get in making the bearings fail prematurely. You got to remember most of these rules come from big truck rules and there bearings are not packed with grease. They run in gear oil.
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