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02-07-2013, 01:25 PM #91

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Re: Can a 5058M push over mature yellow pines?

Originally Posted by Verticaltrx

In VA if the combined weight (rating) is over 26,000 AND the trailer is over 10,000 you technically need a class A CDL.

Fixed it for ya.

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