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LarryRB
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As I have said here a hundred times, and probably will some more,, it is well known a COMBINATION trailer and tow vehicle not to exceed 26,000.,.. Here in Ct, ( I live on top of the Union scale and use to go through it frequently) and other state police,, somehow have a problem reading the last sentence,, ( in combination) they seem to ONLY SEE AND READ, trailer 10,000 or over needs a CDL. I know it isn't right, not legal, and a general pain.,.. I have a "A" since the late 60's when they were simply called class A or chauffers A. I hauled my Kubota L48 TLB on a Bri-Mar 18 ft, 12,000 trailer and every single time was pulled into the scale,, Another problem at this particular scale is that it's a training base, So you rarely see the same trooper twice other than the senior instructor,, So, new faces, and of course are following the "law". I don't know what it will take to get these people to read the whole sentence,, " in combination not to exceed 26) and secondly, to correctly interpret it,, I certainly can understand the OP and where he is coming up with this,,., It is almost like the made up their own laws or can simply be it is a quick and easy money maker, especially for those who don't know.. Again, I haven't the answer and I know this comes up here frequently... The state of CT, and vast majority of state police, here, don't follow through on combination not to exceed,,