Posted by DoubleR on June 18, 2013 at 06:11:22 from (69.217.49.15):
In Reply to: Is this legal? posted by Daryl in PA on June 17, 2013 at 21:01:58:
In Mi. the lead must be a fifth wheel connect. Its not "suppose" to be over 65 ft. long. I was told at the DOT office that they don't enforce the length rule in our state. I was told that what ever is legal in your state would be legal in any state you drive through. I question that though. As for backing up, you are not suppose to get yourself in a position where you have to back it up. I pulled doubles for 35 years trucking and thats the first thing they teach you. Although it can be done and most drivers that pull them for a while get the hang of it and can do it it, to an extent.
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