Never ran into the frost laws anywhere besides Mn I dont think, not surprising though huh?
Martin
getting my feet wet in heavy haul
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by cpape, Nov 3, 2013.
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Wisconsin does too.
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funny thing was years ago I lived in Mi. Private lake property. The county rd. to get onto the lake property would get frost law postings every spring. So there were 4 of us drivers we had to sneak into our places.
Had one neighbor who would call the portables on us..
Thing was the lake was basicly a private rd.. So nothing they could do us..In the 5 years I lived there none of us got caught. Had the portable guys over at the house one Saturday morning for coffee after they were called out on us. -
We pay contractors percentage. I am familiar with axle spacings...just not the various bridge requirements. I would assume we should be okay on most of the bridge laws. All of our trucks are "common" flatbed trucks, and the trailer is 48' RGN with a flip. Thanks for the advice everyone, I am sure I will have lots more questions.
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Not a problem, Hope we can help you out and good luck with your new venture. I believe you and your drivers will make it work.
Had a nice vist Tues. afternoon in Rock Island, Found out alot more that's going onbullhaulerswife Thanks this. -
You guys mind if I sticky this thread? Lots of great info in here.
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up to you, you have the power.. Haha
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Chris,
IF I buy a trailer, it will be a 40-45 ton with a flip axle and neck. Keep the weight down and be 48' for Cali if the need arrises. A very versatile setup.
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Why are you not working today Martin... Daylight hours. haha
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I actually have a legal load out of Pa, but chasing a little loss of boost, found this after a dyno session last night here at Interstate Detroit in Altoona
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No wonder I was losing a little boost huh? The is about a 1/16" ridge on number 5 injector lobe! We determined that number 5 was a bad injector, but no fault codes which was weird. Upon pulling the cover to pull number 5 injector and replace it, this is what we saw.
New camshaft coming today, back together tonight. Thank God for warranty!
Martin
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