Mounting Stinger to the neck?

Do any of you know of any states that give you grief for having your stinger mounted to neck?
I've seen a few guys with this set up and years ago I carried a deck plate this way and can't remember having any problems, but the way things change almost monthly out here I thought I'd throw it out here.
I'm trying to stay under escort length in states like NM and LA while I'm under lighter loads. I'm 84' 5" ovral running trlr as quad.
Now, so far I know LA and Texas don't have a problem with it on the neck while under a permit load but thought maybe you guys could save me some money and embarrassment at the "next scale".
I appreciate any input you might have. Thanks SteveB
I'll TRY and load pic here.

 

Thanks for the reply @Heavy Hammer , yes it's pinned in front and a pad for the landing gear in back.

That's what I was told years ago too, but we both know how that goes.
And a chuckle and head shake on WY, I'm no virgin with wreckers and hot shots at their ports, their pretty tough sometimes.
Three words still echo from them guys, "bolted or welded"!
I'm gonna call a couple of the ports just to be sure. I'll put bolts thru the pins instead of lock pins just knowing how anal they can be.
I'll post any info I get.
Thanks again. SteveB

 

LOL... yep JD your correct, on it being same thing that is.
Just depends on what part of the country your from as far as I can tell. And then there's alot of people call it a "Booster".
Someone can correct me if I've been wrong all these years, won't hurt my feelings a bit.
I kinda look at it like having "Dinner" or having "Supper" doesn't matter to me long as I get something to eat, 10-4.

 

Yeah, I've always considered a Booster to have 2 or 3 axle's back there and a spreader bar to be a "stiff arm" to spread out the bridge for a single axle.
And "nitro-stinger" just sounds cooler But hey, I'm from Idaho.

 

Hi Rontonio, I agree, Just stinger, I'm a big fan of keepin it simple.
CALIFORNIA!? Whew!, I'll call Rosa down there some day, but thats a can of worms for another day.