If you are going through Minnesota make sure you have mirrors on that you can see around the load. Must be able to see 200' behind you and they do check for them at the scale at the Minnesota/Wisconsin border.
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And not just flags at the four corners of the vehicle, some permits call for flags to be placed at the widest point of the load.
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get 2 banners, 6 flags , front light and rear light and ya should be good to go
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I carry:
6) flags in sticks. Two front, two rear and two spare
10) flags with magnets attached
6) flags on bungees
3) banners. One front, one rear and one spare.
2) Magnetic strobe lights for trailers that dont have built in strobes or states the require strobes to be seen from 360 degrees.
4) portable strobes for night moves. Two amber and two red.Hott Rodd Thanks this. -
Thanks Jumbo I figure I might as well try to have SOME of the right equipment so I don't look like a total Idiot
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