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| Posted Sun, Jul 22 2012 06:15 PM CST | ||
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DUSTY OTT NA N/A, MI 269-274-7051 Posts: 14 |
So do most of you drivers, have to dodge the scales when you are loaded? | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sun, Jul 22 2012 07:32 PM CST | ||
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JASON BAKER JUST A DRIVER OCALA, FL Posts: 14 |
Really not the kind of question to put up for the man to see. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sun, Jul 22 2012 09:11 PM CST | ||
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BEN PECK PECK TRUCKING, INC KEOTA, IA 319-936-5789 Posts: 4 |
Always run by the book then you can cross them. I'd much rather deal with a scale than a car. Usually you can get a report what's going on at the scale a car on the other hand you never know what the officer is thinking. In the event you cann't cross the scale I always figure the scale house has four sides so there are atleast four ways around each one and obviously the one in front of the scale might not be a good choice so you still have three othe ways. Good Luck!! |
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| Posted Mon, Jul 23 2012 12:25 PM CST | ||
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DUSTY OTT NA N/A, MI 269-274-7051 Posts: 14 |
Very good response LOL, and thank you! Sorry if I made anybody nervous.....but I was curious. |
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| Posted Tue, Jul 24 2012 07:24 AM CST | ||
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KEVIN VICK GEORGIA LIVESTOCK HAULERS RICHMOND HILL, GA 912-312-2244 Posts: 14 |
It is not against the law to go around the scale as long as you are on a state highway. Weight limit roads are what you have to be carefjul of. If you haul heavy you have to do what you have to do. Some states like Ga. N.C. Fl. the fines arent so bad, others out west are really tough. Good luck. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Wed, Jul 25 2012 02:50 PM CST | ||
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DUSTY OTT NA N/A, MI 269-274-7051 Posts: 14 |
Thank you Kevin, I appreciate it! | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |