Posted by NEIADan on October 24, 2013 at 18:36:09 from (166.181.3.100):
In Reply to: Farm semi question posted by notjustair on October 24, 2013 at 15:49:26:
I am in the process of downgrading my Semi from apportioned plates to county plates after discussing the needs with a DOT safety audit officer. He pointed out how as farmers we are allowed to go 150 air miles from our home base without fuel permits, log books or truck inspections. He gave me a form to carry in our dually and semi to classify as a farm vehicle. He did say not all states are supporting the new crossover of laws but it at least gave us a basis to be exempt as a farm vehicle. Regardless all trucks exceeding the 26000 lb limit do require that DOT number
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