Posted by Walt davies on April 08, 2008 at 09:10:49 from (75.106.198.18):
In Reply to: wide load? posted by TimWafer on April 08, 2008 at 07:55:35:
Be sure to tell them that its farm machinery because they have different rules and you may not need any permits but you may need a pilot car and lots of red flags and flashing lights. Be sure to check both states.
A good friend of mine who works fro a farm was hauling hay to the compactor for shipment over seas and was stopped at the scales. He was over weight. It seems they changed the rules this year but didn't tell anyone about it. The farm owner had to go get a permit before he move the load. Since he was Mexican the cop kept asking him if he was a citizen he said yeas then he asked where he was born Victor said "why" he then said I born in Mexico. Victor has been here along time and is legal now. Also a very good American he follows all the rules doesn't live on wellfare and makes sure that his kids understand that they are Americans with Mexican roots but Americans. We are very good friends with his whole family and I personally think that they will make very Americans that will uphold all of our laws. Victor speaks very good English and make his kids learn both English and Spanish and any other language that they want to learn, one girl is now learning Japaneses. I wish all of the new arrivals would be more like Victor and his family. Things might be a little better for them. We need some to do the farm work and jobs that we don't have people to do. At 5.0 unemployment its even hard to find farm workers when you need them. Sorry to be so long and political. Walt
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