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Is it true that hay is the only load allowed to be over dimensional even though it is divisible?

 

Yes to my understanding and my thoughts are they need to ban doing it...

 

Mine was not the oversized rounds. I had 3x3 squares. It was to get me out of southern Colorado. Now. I'm gonna grab some Texas freight . yeaaa haaaawwww

 

400 lbs each
10 feet wide
2000 miles
8500 dollars

 

Was not picking at you. The square bales are ok, it's just those big loose round bales barely there I detest

 

I agree. One in front of me hit a bridge with his step full of rounds. Dumped it in the valley under the tressle bridge. We had to go around. Pain in the butt. Not to mention they run fast with very little securement. And wonder why they loose a load.

 

Divisible oversize, is almost always referring to over weight.

There are some exceptions. We used to haul windmill blades in in a big cage containing 3 blades. But some of the states decided they didn't want a long load to also be a wide load, if divisable.

 

Those were the ones from overseas in shipping racks. I remember when Ok. finally saw no humor in that...

 

I hate being in a place where we have to consider taking a load of hay. It just burns my ### to be treated like I am crazy to expect a reasonable rate and insist on doing things legally. I am not sure who the guys are that are running 15' high and 10+' wide at 50K for 1.50/mi, but its not for this guy.

 

Places like...Colorado?