Oversize provisions

That is also the reason most repair shops wont let you in the shop. You don't want your customer to see you practicing I mean working on their equipment.

Also when I worked on farm and heavy equipment our motto was the older the equipment the bigger the hammer. When I went to work on cranes and did mostly electrical trouble shooting I wanted to use the hammer a lot of times to fix it.

Nice loads.

 

It would depend on how the job was bid in my book, if they want it shipped at a legal-load rate I'm going to pull off whatever I need to to get the load down to legal size. If they're willing to pay OD rates, then I'll leave every bit on it...

And most people want their trucks shipped at a legal-load rate, so, pieces may come off. Typically that would mean the mirrors and possibly exhaust.

 

Yes the last 3 weeks up till this week it has been raining every time i went through ohio.

 

#6 under general limitations on your provisions sheet

A SHP is void at any time road, weather or traffic conditions make travel unsafe, as determined by the State highway patrol or local law enforcment.

So as long as its safe and you are not told to stop then keep trucking. Hope this helps you out.

 

tell the truth you got in and hit the sirens didn't you

 

I would have too