can i pull a 20,000lb trailer?
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That ONLY applys to agriculture. "One does not need to Posses a CDL if the equipment in use is lisenced agriculture, and is not being opertated for commercial purposes."
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Cowboycustoms, thanks for clarifying. Yeah, I know guys who do stuff like that just to show off, but like my dad says "the tuition for the school of hard knocks is VERY expensive you'll ever pay", and guys like that will pay sooner or later. I used to drive a 93 Coca-Cola truck with a service bed and a Cummins. I loved that truck, and I guess that's how I caught "Cumminsfever".
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Since you gents are on the topic, here is my question.
My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
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My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
Thanks
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cage off the maxi springs on the trailer, and off you go. or, if the trailer is old enough, no maxi-brakes anyway, so off you go.
It is easy enough to do, just don't want to have to do it very often.
It is easy enough to do, just don't want to have to do it very often.
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Since you gents are on the topic, here is my question.
My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
Thanks
My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
Thanks
I wasent trying to flame anyone, I was just amazed at how many guys didnt pipe up and say anything about not doing it. Just the ones sayin, "oh yeah I have done it before!" Just got my blood in a boil ya know, to me if ya want bragging rights, go hitch up to a sled ya know?
I hear ya on that tuition to the school of hard knocks! got a good laugh out of that one, I might put that in my sig!
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Since you gents are on the topic, here is my question.
My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
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My family just purchased a used 16k lb backhoe for use on our property, we have a 20k rated trailer (I don't know the trailer weight) with a goose neck two axle dual wheels.
I have a 03 3500 dually, exhaust brake and gauges to monitor temps. The trailer has great electrical brakes. For Ca I think the to weight for a non-commercial set up is 26k or is it 20k. Since the trailer is not used for a business can I move the backhoe with my truck over the Nevada border Ca about 150miles?
Thanks
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Thanks for the replys to my question I started the following thread and did some research as well
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...=141793&page=2
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...=141793&page=2
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