Oversized requirements

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by villageidiot, Jun 14, 2018.

  1. johndeere4020

    johndeere4020 Road Train Member

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    This is exactly what I’m talking about, I clicked that link, went to Ohio and right away it’s wrong, I found multiple errors If it’s wrong about Ohio how can I trust the rest of the states?
     
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  3. Hurst

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    That's why I used the word 'Guide'.

    Knowing now what I do,.. they need to update that site. How ever,... it's still one of the better sources on the Internet for reference. Many other sites just copy and paste info from the Heavy haul site which is what happens when out of date information is taken directly with out verifying it.

    Hurst
     
  4. johndeere4020

    johndeere4020 Road Train Member

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    Which is why my idea of going directly to the individual states website makes the most sense, these “guides” are crap and in today’s world it’s not a burden.
     
  5. Hurst

    Hurst Registered Member

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    I agree with you. And not trying to argue,.. you are 100% correct.

    The main issue I see is that not all state websites are user friendly enough to easily find the information needed. Also,.. when traversing multiple states,.. each state will have its own menu system which can be confusing. At least thats how it was for me.

    It was easier to use a site like HeavyHaul as a one stop shop for a reference guide,.. then to come here to TTR and ask any questions for hopefully direct knowledge.

    Hurst
     
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  6. villageidiot

    villageidiot Light Load Member

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    As I've talked about in the past I quit hauling livestock a few weeks back and hooked to a stepdeck. I figured I would like it but I was wrong....I'm loving it!!! I have some oversized loads I can do but want to do my research and get my ducks in a row!! Thanks for all the responses
     
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  7. soloflyr

    soloflyr Medium Load Member

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    Just how many of them do you have, to have to put them in a row?
     
  8. BigBob410

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    My DUCKS are all lined up...but only got one of those....
     
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  9. villageidiot

    villageidiot Light Load Member

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  10. beastr123

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    TOO LATE!!!
     
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  11. soloflyr

    soloflyr Medium Load Member

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    Yep, it lives on forever in the quote, or at least until or if a moderator decides to cut it.

    I was just thinking if a guy had enough to put them in a row, he should quit trucking & rent himself out for bachelorette & sorority parties. Probably more money & definitely a lot more fun in it.
     
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