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A feller could make a fortune selling those stickers!

 

Or loose a fortune trying to get em, they ain't the easiest to come by depending on the inspector

 

They were working hard both sides of those Kuttawa, KY scales today. When in doubt though, depending which way your going either jump off at the loves and run 62 up 2 the hucks/Pilot or vice versa. Easy detour route.

 

Finally found out what all them loads out of Waukesha, WI are... If anyone has room on the wagon, easy place to load... Helps fill in the blanks...If it requires a tarp, it's just a tiny box. Not bad.

 

@cke this 4 you. LOL. You need a rake, mower, or feed wagon? I got some tarps I'll give you though

 

I’ll take the 2nd one.

 

I hauled some of them smaller tractors. Do they load at the same place ??

 

Why? I dont care if someone gives me a sticker, if i dont HAVE to put it on my vehicle, im not doing it.

Im not a 5 year old that gets excited about stickers.

 

You didn’t think that through did you?

 

I thought it through fully.

Placing a cvsa sticker on my windshield saves me no money, earns me no money, why bother? And NO, it is not required to place that on your vehicle

Lets say an inspector actually lets you go instead of inspecting you based on that sticker. How often does that actually happen?

I average about 1 inspection a year, if that, so no, its not doing anything meaningful


"CVSA decals, when affixed, remain valid for a period not to exceed three consecutive months. Generally, vehicles displaying a valid CVSA decal will not be subject to re-inspection. However, nothing prevents re-inspection of a vehicle or combination of vehicles bearing valid CVSA decals"

Also:
"Inspection decals must be affixed by North American Standard Level I, Level V or Level VI certified inspectors, meaning the government employee performing inspections and affixing CVSA decals successfully completed a training program approved by CVSA."

That means they are not required upon passing, only that the cvsa inspector has to be the one to do it, you can tell them no.