Oversize provisions

Look at you go, big rigger! Just messin' with ya man, good luck on your first oversize and that looks to me like some really gravy freight so if you do well your first trip maybe you can get more of it?

 

You are hauling a feller buncher. http://www.cat.com/cda/layout?m=465858&x=7 It is used for felling trees. A log skidder would have a large grapple or cable coming out of the back. http://www.cat.com/equipment/skidders/wheel-skidders It is used to pull trees from the woods to the collection area.

I thought you said you did not have an IL permit. I was pointing out that you could get a permit at any because your overall height is under 13'6".

You are correct, if your permit says you are 13'8" you will have to follow the restrictions for that size load.

 

No matter how many times you haul the same style of unit. Meassure Measure Measure...
Things can change...
If it has a hyd. unit that raises and lowers make sure it can not come up, even more when the safety system has been bypassed

 

All I can say is be cautious of the width in construction zones and on the lower bridges most will have the sign where the lowest point is. Its easier running down there then it is headed to the North east area of the us where it seems like nothing has been changed since the colonial days. Follow your permits and you will be just fine.

 

Also forgot to say with the provisions sheet and Illinois even if you get the bypass lane on the first scale on 80 from Iowa you have to stop and take your permit in but make sure you paper clip the provisions sheet to the permit. I know Illinois and Ohio require them to be "attached" to the permit and its as easy as a paperclip so you dont have a crap ton of staple holes in it.

Just a little FYI