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It's nice to have stuff! Bout 2" overheight but the DOT pokies don't mess with us farmers!
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Dump truck on dump truck.
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They would if you fouled a power line.
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These guys got 3 poles yesterday. Unsure if truck over height or lines too low.- 145
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We've run a load a foot overheight down the same route before. It was permitted, of course. No danger of clipping any lines.
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Oops! they are now.
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On rural roads, hauling farm equipment, I've torn down several phone lines. I wasn't over height, the lines were too low.
I even once tore a power line down that was too low. Pulled the service off the house and the line landed right across the hood of a new Ford truck, fired all the electronics in the truck. The power company had to pay for all of it.
I even once tore a power line down that was too low. Pulled the service off the house and the line landed right across the hood of a new Ford truck, fired all the electronics in the truck. The power company had to pay for all of it.
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We used to take out low hanging lines all the time in one area.
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Artisan, it's a 30 ton Kaufman. Decent trailer for the price.
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Looks a little more robust than your average farm equipment. More like a well equipped excavation contractor. Nice toys!