divisible overweight loads and oklahoma

i was offered some tractor trailer dump work, on a wind tower project in Oklahoma, well outside my normal operating area so im not sure what the laws are there. but per ton rate, pencils out kinda ok assuming there not lying to me, maybe worth going down there till frost law lifts up here, if its not a 80k lb state.

anyone know what the divisible load overweight laws are in Oklahoma.

 

i think this is what i came up with, sense i posted this but yeah i think i am going to have to call there dmv or highway patrol office and ask. and see if i would need to just up my irp weight in ok or if there are other requirements, also varify none of the route is interstate or otherwise restricted routing.

• LEGAL DIMENSIONS
  
  Length:
  
  • 59’6″ semitrailer and load is legal on Oklahoma’s “U.S. Defense Highway System” which includes all Interstate routes and many of the main U.S. Highways
  • 53′ semitrailer and load on other routes
  Width: 8’6″ (8′ on any highway having a surface width of less than 20 feet)
  
  Height: 13’6″
  
  Weight:
  
  
  • 80,000 Gross on Interstate
  • 90,000 on non-Interstate routes (with legal tandem and tridem weights)
  • Single – 20,000
  • Tandem – 34,000
  • Tridem – 42,000

if this information apply's looks like my best bet would be to use my old tandem belly dump trailer with my tri axle tractor for 88k 28 ton payload rather than my bigger trailer, here we run bridge law up to 105,500 on state routes and a additional permit for that weight on the interstates

 

i'm not to anxious to run down there still keeping it in mind i had a couple weeks worth of work pop up for the railroad up here.

if i was closer i would probably be less hesitant to go down there but its not like i would be likely to find something to haul down there and back so a lot of deadhead if you got down there and found out the 61 mile haul they told you is really 81 and it takes them 2 hours to get you loaded in the pit each time.

i will say this info isn't too easy to find though, north dakota has the exact rules spelled out and easy to find right on there website. ok not so much....lol or at least not that i could find.