Private carrier not for hire - recreational use only

You need to provide your state.

I cannot answer you without a state. Your vehicle (The tractor...) will have to be identified as conversion from trucking work to RV work at the courthouse, filling a form to swear out a affadavit among other things.

The RV will need specific things to comply as a RV.

Also check your taxes. Maintaining a three axle tractor is very taxed and also if the vehicle uses air brakes, you need that endorsement etc etc etc.

But I cannot tell you anything if you don't have a state.

TC conversion to RV titling/licensing requirements by state - Truck Conversion & Toterhome Community

 

The answer is no to all those things...

Get regular plates (not apportioned) like an rv and put

Private recreational vehicle on it

 

And remember it does have to be 100% recreational. If you haul a race car, or dirt bike, or such in the toy hauler and put it on a race trace that has the chance to win money you no longer are recreational.
Something a lot of horse haulers can't seem to grasp .

 

You will not be a "private carrier not for hire" those words on you truck will just open a big can of worms.

 

Go through the RV 'conversion' and get it plated as one, even if you use it to haul tools or other things that are personal and not commercial, then you won't have an issue. I use mine to haul different things, including cars for friends and relatives.

As far as the commercial aspect of this, even if you enter an event with a cash prize, it has to be a substantial amount. I hauled my rally car to a few events that the prize was over $5k and I don't worry about it because I am not a professional plying my trade to earn compensation through the competition.

 

I get mixed answers on this all the time too.

 

I would go over to the Escapees Club HDT Forum and ask. They have members over there that drive class 7/8 Trucks and I am sure someone over there has gone through the process. Escapees Discussion Forum