I think as long as you are correctly plated for your home state, then the po po's from other states can't touch ya.
Scott

 

Arkansas is unique in that you can run either standard plates or B plates on a 3500. A nice thing is that you can run F (farm) plates for less than the B's and since you are in the agri business, weight isn't checked. Not sure, but I think there is no sales tax on farm tagged trucks. For sure tractors and such aren't taxed. A farm is considered as one acre or more under cultivation with the intent of making a profit.