Farm Special plates hauling commercial!!

14 inch joke and my first and only wife was the only detective to measure the crime scene too. I dont know what to tell you.

 

Not trolling. Im very proud of my proffession and family backround in the trucking industry. If it wasnt for friends and family members of mine, I wouldn't have the values that I do. Again there was a few times I asked you for answers to questions in the post that your best answer was "I doubt" . There you look like a troll. OR somemone that has no idea what they are talking about. Maybe its the sick sense of humor, I have to stir the old out house once and awhile. Maybe its being a son of a F.A.S.H guy. I dont really know either. This industry needs change. Till then Ill be my one man band in a world of cut throats.

 

Hauling Exempt Commodities for hire requires no operating authority (MC#). In NY, Agriculture plates ONLY allows one to transport his own products. Should one choose to also haul exempt for hire he needs AP plates (>26k lbs).

See Exempt Commodities list below:
https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/sites/fmcsa.dot.gov/files/docs/Administrative_Ruling_119.pdf

 

man your a week late. its not a problem from your farm to a co-op. But its is cargo, frieght, commodity when a carrier other than the co-op hauling the grain from co-op to co-op.

Hey its not your fault. This is the same retarded question every farmer has in 200 miles of me... good luck Im out.

 

I know I should not get in this argument, but...
I really don't care how much your business costs to run. If you cannot make a profit then you either need to raise rates (get better customers) or go out of business. No one is owed anything. If you cannot earn it, go do something you can earn money at.

 

ditto scab.