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Re: DOT CDL Nebraska Farm Plates
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Posted by the tractor vet on January 16, 2006 at 10:43:57 from (4.124.75.203):
In Reply to: DOT CDL Nebraska Farm Plates posted by Nebraska Cowman on January 16, 2006 at 09:54:53:
This CDL thing is so screwed up it is what ever they fell like on that day with my old ford F350 4X4 one ton dually and my tandem dual goose neck here in the buckeye i had to have a CDL even with Non Com plates as the total GVW was over the 26000 even if i did not haul that heavy as they said it was the intent and i had to have the Medical card to go along with it , Now as for the FARM plat you could not go out of state even if you had field just across state line and could not go over 160 miles from your door step . But now if you have a tolit and shower and somany Gal. of water and a stove and bed then you can call it a RV-motorhome and pull what ever but they are getting wise to this and it is comming that OK it's and RV but you can only pull a CAR trailer with ONLY car for transportation not for show or a coverted SEMI tractor pullen a semi trailer with your toys as they are loosen money on the road tax and plate fees and the insurance companys are loosen the money on the BIG RIG insurance and the extra money on the drivers licences and Phisical as everybody is starting to do this with there pullen tractors and trucks and all the weekend drag racersand other motor sports. and them A$$ holes in the scales miss seeing you smiling faces as they write out boguess fines.
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