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"Courtney Thomas" wrote in message
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'Course anyone can come up with objections to anything, but in the
interest of facts regarding a tractor-trailer for personal use in
hauling your sailboat:

No.....a Commercial Driver's License is NOT required.


Do you have an antique small truck without air barakes?


Registration $100/yr for the last one I bought.


Really, cost me $1800/yr.


There's an online outfit to handle state permitting for those not
wanting to do it.


Yes, at $55 per state.


Ins. ~$500/yr. [for me]


Some states require 'special' ins. for oversized loads. Where are you?


All my other vehicles are also inspected, so what.....


Not 'on the spot' DOT inspections.


Many scale stops don't even require stopping if you're not

overloaded.

That is just plain wrong! And


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