Semi truck registered as a motorhome

RV means even your own stuff that you are moving around will be restricted. For example, if you pull your mud truck out for a weekend of recreational funning around, you'd be OK. If you are competing in a mud race and money is part of the equation (entry fee/monetary awards), then it is commercial. There have been horse people who had RV tags on their living quarters horse trailer (basically a camper trailer with horse stalls) who got in trouble using that recreational trailer tagged horse trailer to transport their horses to a show or rodeo...money was up for grabs, so it wasn't "recreational". The scrutiny would be pretty intense if you were hauling ANYTHING on or in a trailer behind an RV tagged semi tractor.

 

Your best bet is to go to your state and check there, I can't see any reason why not as long as you are doing what you wrote.
You can haul anything you want on your own trailers, but you would have to stop at scales like every one to show you are not overweight, over length and that you have secured your load properly.
Display on the doors " not for hire ".
Just make sure you have all your paperwork in order, just like a regular truck for hire has to.
I will be very surprised if this is not true like you wrote how and what you are thinking of doing.

 

have u ever hauled cows on a lowboy ???? just curious... (just funnin ya )

 

Neighbor has two trucks registered as rv's. Does he get stopped and asked what he's carrying....yes. They will ask you a hundred questions but just tell them it's personal property and leave it at that. He runs all over the country.

 

One has a custom built rollback on it. The other pulls a custom built step deck.

 

Mine is registered as a RV I had to bring a inspection from a RV place it must have a bathroom and holding tanks the Dmv wanted pictures inside and out I pull a 48ft old mayflower moving trailer I redone the hardest part was getting insurance on it.....