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Originally Posted by AmtracMechanic
Depends on your state laws, alot of people dont realize that even alot of fifth wheels and large Travel trailers like mine, in alot of states actually require a CLass A or B CDL or a NON Commercial CDL, Deppending on the overall Length and weight of the trailer and your truck combined, in addition to wether your truck can actually handle it. So maybe you have to study a bit and go get a non commercial Class A, and a one time trip permit for the trailer, sure beets the fines if some super trooper nails you. not to mention he could also require you to leave the trailer where he pulls you over and then you have to get it towed the rest of the way or home. good luck.
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How much is the fine in Oregon? I'm from Oregon and my truck is registered there...when I was getting plates for my 28ft cargo trailer, the lady at the DMV told me I would need "truck" plates or Farm plates since the combined gross weight is over 20k? (ish) lbs. Those things cost a ridiculous amount of money and you have to renew them every couple months. I figure I'd just take my chances with the fine if I ever got hassled by the police.