Is it illegal to pull a trailer with a deflated suspension?

I m looking at your profolio & it shows that you have 4600 posts so far Now I m Confused 100% Maybe 110% when you Ask
What is NOP?
What is ins?.......
and you say that you R 2.5 years Rookie?....So now my brains are getting a Blue Screen and I have to Shut Down 10/10 hello come in

 

Thanks daf105paccar,
When I first started pulling "big" trailers, I had asked an instructor AND also a mechanic (International, it figures), if there was anything on a trailer's air brake system that proportions air according to load (mt vs loaded), similar to proportioning valves on autos (front vs rear) or (electric) brake application control units on small 16' utility trailers. Both stated no. Load didn't matter, according to them. Goes to show even the one's that you think would know... don't.
I'll be reading up on this info, as I don't like catching myself short-handed on knowledge on any truck part or system.

Just glad I didn't go as far to say "If you prove it, I'll eat a used oil filter".

 

it aint illegal til u get caught

 

What is wrong with you? You have a lot of nerve coming on here quoting law and regulation. Its much more fun to read peoples "opinion" of how it "should" be... LOL. Thanks for ruining my fun!

 

I had a trailer impounded for 15 days in one jurisdictions for failed brake adjustments (strict laws) and I have to totally agree with Casual Trucker Tickets are issued for much less then what you are dealing with. Get the owner to fix it before hooking up to it. Period. Put it out of service.