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Neil , so do I buddy.
Like I could afford weighted plates on a 818 anyway lol.
Like I could afford weighted plates on a 818 anyway lol.
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Diced MAn, are you familiar with NC state law on this or are you just shooting from the hip?
I'm not a lawyer, but when I was last researching the CDL issues in various states for the two bills I had my state senator propose in my state on my behalf, I found that NC explicitly exempted privately owned/operated trucks from the CDL rules. In fact, their DMV handbook shows a Military truck with a load labled (Your property) as an example of a truck that was NOT commercial.
You might find that some states are not the same as your state legally.
I have a farm plate with 28K of registered weight.How is your truck registered??
You must pay for the weight of your truck including the weight of your cargo hauled. The DMV will give you any plate you want. I used to have a regulator 4K plate on mine when I first got it. I even asked the DMV lady "are you sure? I don't need anything special?" That antique plate has the default 4K. "as declared by the owner or operator..." <- You have to let them know what you need, not the other way around.I have an Antique tag on mine. Never got a second look. If I need a weighted tag how did I get the antique tag.
One thing is for sure in this thread...he IS driving a deuce! Don't think he will need one...pevrs114 - "A small hint for other NC'ers looking to run weighted/commercial plates - radar detectors are illegal in commercial vehicles in NC."
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