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Re: tractor hauling vs. the D.O.T.
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Posted by cole in mo on October 22, 2003 at 04:11:56 from (64.19.45.184):
In Reply to: tractor hauling vs. the D.O.T. posted by Allen on October 21, 2003 at 16:19:47:
back a lot of years ago when we were moving from one farm to another dad bought a old ford 1-1/2 ton truck to haul stuff with. we started hauling our grain first, didn't know how much would make an overload, so put on a decent load and headed out. the dot scales were open so dad pulled on, was quite a bit under load, so dad asked the guy if he could load the truck one time to see about how much to put on next time. the guy said yeah you can load it, but if your overloaded you get a ticket. aint had much respect for outfit since.
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