Heavy trailers and weigh stations and crossing state lines

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04-24-2010, 12:39 AM

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Larry Herman

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Originally Posted by Landjet

Anyway don't put any type of racing logo's or writing on your trailer other than "Private Coach or Not For Hire" type of stuff. Tag your trailer as a recreational vehicle. This seems to take care of the issue being able to label you for profit. State of OK claimed since he had some kind of racing logo on the trailer and paid an entry fee it was for profit. Like I said BS!!!!

Cool. Plead guilty, pay the fine, get the official verdict and then write all this crap off of your taxes. That'll teach them about "for profit".

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04-24-2010, 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by 85Gold

Open trailer in FL no problem. If you have an enclosed trailer and skip the Ag inspection station you will be stopped 1 day. The conversation will go something like this, What part of ALL trailers must stop don't you understand, It will rapidly go down hill from there.

Peter

I have a 26' enclosed Pace. Been towing all my life basically, haven't been stoppd once. IDK