Double Drop Trailer (What can I haul)
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by OldRed98, Oct 24, 2020.
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most likely I won’t run into an issue but I seem to find the DOT officers that hold a rule book and tape measure.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
Giggity giggity goo!
You don't need pockets and rails.
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Nice rig!
maybe I should do some D rings and call it good?D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
I just spoke to the Colorado scale house and they said you cannot exceed 8 foot 6 inches. I would need an oversized permit to go beyond that. including stake pockets or a rub rail.
D rings might be okay but I would probably still be about 8 foot 7 inches. Might be able to get away with that but could still get in trouble.
I’ll use D rings and existing chain pullouts for equipment securement.
With hay, is it legal to attach your strap to the bottom rail? I would assume so. I’ve just never done it that way. Like in this picture.
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I would assume that rail is rated for securement. It’s all steel and pretty thick.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
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There are some trucks I’ve seen running around this area with that type of trailer. I’ve seen them loaded with large tall wooden crates like the ones the bed bugs and storage warehouses use. Not sure what is in them. I’ve also seen them with the small and medium size prefab storage sheds like you see at lowes and home depot parking lots for sale.
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