as a *specialized car hauler what is the max width of my bed

How are the trailers built that you already haul this stuff with?

 

Yes I know. It was a clear mistake that I put 3 and not 8. Thank you. Anything else?

 

So the hydraulics are for the tag?

 

Your left shoe lace is undone.

 

Impossible! I haven't untied that double knot in months. Just run the laces up the hooks.

 

Sorry , trying to learn here . So from the front bumper of the truck to the tip of the bed has to be 40' or less ? Then from the front bumper on the truck to the back of the trailer has to be 65' or less ?

 

THE legal limit on the trailer for "most" issues IS 102" I had a trailer once that measured 102.5 with the side rails and yes I got crap about it being over, the 108" would come into play when you are talking about the awning, steps, door grab handles and things of that nature that stick out over 102" on an RV.

To be totally honest, most of this will come down to the state and ind. officers interpretation, I have had it go both ways, in the early 90's we had an on going battle with Wyoming on RV's loaded on the deck heading for Alaska, to the point where some manufactures where loading the awnings inside of the RV so they wouldn't be over width.

Here is the issue for me, I know what the OP is wanting to do, but it creates a double edged sword, because if the DOT is going to exclude the above mentioned devices, then they sure as hell shouldn't be busting my butt on folding mirrors in on buses i'm transporting,,,,but they do!!!

Just remember, there IS a big difference between what you can get away with in terms of width/length on an RV that is being TOWED vs, one that is being HAULED,,,

 

I do know that my safety devices do not count against me for total width such as the catwalks around the sides of the rig. I am not sure if your cylinders will count or not.