Anyone in New Hampshire register their truck as agricultural?

[ericlun]

I had to register my Kubota tractor (with backhoe) as construction equipment as well. I think it is less restrictive than the AG plates. I belive I can drive on any non-toll road (not that I would!).

Wdchyd - Is that your understanding as well?

Not to hijack but this seems to go with the subject...

In Hooksett, I went in for a tractor plate for my kubota, they made me put on Construction Equipment plate as they claimed anything with a backhoe on it is considered "Construction Equipment"..(they called the NH-DMV in front of me).....

I mentioned that the backhoe was only an attachment and it would not be on during the plow season (when I need a plate).....Their response after I showed them the invoice was, "Doesn't matter, you bought it new with the backhoe".....

If I could have shown them an invoice with just tractor/fel then they would have given me tractor plate......:confused2:

 

[Bedlam]

Sounds like even the DMV dosent know ...you all should ask them about it having to be inspected. LOL its right on the registration that it need to be.lol Everyone I know just uses no plate. Just the triangle slow mover plate.

 

[wdchyd]

I had to register my Kubota tractor (with backhoe) as construction equipment as well. I think it is less restrictive than the AG plates. I belive I can drive on any non-toll road (not that I would!).

Wdchyd - Is that your understanding as well?

Yes, theoretically if you only cross the road it needs a registration plate......but LEO’s don’t bother tractor plows unless they cause an accident. I use my triangle reflector and flashers and no one bothers me driving down the road to neighboring properties, perfectly legal but not on a divided highway (ie: 93, 89, 101)