Not for the ytdot

SVcummins

Well-known Member
Barney couldn?t handle it . It?s amazing how much
brighter the real dot is than the ytdot!😂😂
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In some localities the banner would have to say overwidth instead of oversize because its not over height or over length.
 
Real funny here in Tennessee , as a farmer you could have pulled it home with no banner but as a dealer if I were to bring it to you it has to be flagged as you have it UNLESS the dealer is delivering it DIRECTLY to the field. DOT enforcement is actually not as strict around here now as it was say 10 years ago. For years we had a separate DOT group , but someone figured out what it was costing and merged the dot into the hiway-patrol .
 
In my county the state and county officers mostly overlook any farm stuff going down the road; but they are extremely picky about overweight and also testing dyed fuel in a diesel pickup.

Had to blow the pic up a little, at first it looked like you had the cart hooked up to an atv. I knew that couldn?t be right!

Paul
 
(quoted from post at 02:43:45 07/28/19) Oz . I was told I needed flags oversized load signs
and a 25$ permit have a nice day .


Yup, permit changes everything. But who wants to give up all the drama and entertainment supplied by the YTDOT?
 
SV ID has an annual permit. If you are going to transport oversize equipment much it is cheaper to get the annual. Used to be 43.00 for the annual and the single trip is what you said.
 
(quoted from post at 13:13:26 07/27/19) In my county the state and county officers mostly overlook any farm stuff going down the road; but they are extremely picky about overweight and also testing dyed fuel in a diesel pickup.

Had to blow the pic up a little, at first it looked like you had the cart hooked up to an atv. I knew that couldn?t be right!

Paul

Actually some states even have a speed limit for unlicensed AG stuff towed behind a pickup or truck. Local guy here who buys, repairs and sells haybines got nailed pulling a bine back here a couple of months ago. Cop told him when he got the ticket max speed for towing implements is 45 MPH here in MN unless they are on a licensed trailer or actually loaded on a vehicle.

Rick
 
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