Posted by robert major on November 13, 2014 at 09:11:38 from (216.130.77.55):
In Reply to: Township roads and posted by WIWinterman on November 13, 2014 at 06:15:14:
Hi I can't remember why I saw it and how i came to read it. there was a discussion somewhere that Uncle Sams lynch men, are just going to flat out ban most of these big tankers/ equipment, by introducing axle loading laws like semi trucks have for farm equipment on roads.
Then most of these tankers combines and seeders on 12 wheel tractors won't be allowed on roads full stop, Fully loaded tankers especially, if what I read is correct. We have 65% restrictions on roads up here in Canada in the spring for semi's. Even empty semi's are to heavy and can't run on restricted roads, due to front axle weights. It's a pain and restrictive to business. But get used to it. It may be coming to your or a farm near you permanently!.
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