Re: Trailerable width
Keep in mind that under federal law, a width of 8'6" is permitted on any interstate
highway. So if you're just passing through, a local limit of 8 feet doesn't matter.
highway. So if you're just passing through, a local limit of 8 feet doesn't matter.
Going through what the list said about Or. and Wa. and what the state
sights say for a reasonable fee one can go 10' wide in most areas and
most times so check with the DMV in your area or where you want to go.
Jon
sights say for a reasonable fee one can go 10' wide in most areas and
most times so check with the DMV in your area or where you want to go.
Jon
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Rick Bedard <sctree@y...> wrote:
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> Varies by state. Not only width, but length and overall height,
weight etc.
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> Go here and click on the state of your choice;
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>http://www.boatus.com/towing/towlaw.htm
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> Bruce Hallman <bruce@h...> wrote:
> FWIW, eight feet is pretty much the maximum that Phil
> Bolger has designed for in a trailered boat.
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Varies by state. Not only width, but length and overall height, weight etc.
Go here and click on the state of your choice;
http://www.boatus.com/towing/towlaw.htm
Bruce Hallman <bruce@...> wrote:
FWIW, eight feet is pretty much the maximum that Phil
Bolger has designed for in a trailered boat.
Bolger rules!!!
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Go here and click on the state of your choice;
http://www.boatus.com/towing/towlaw.htm
Bruce Hallman <bruce@...> wrote:
FWIW, eight feet is pretty much the maximum that Phil
Bolger has designed for in a trailered boat.
Bolger rules!!!
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FWIW, eight feet is pretty much the maximum that Phil
Bolger has designed for in a trailered boat.
Bolger has designed for in a trailered boat.
I may vary from place to place but I believe eight and
one-half feet is legal pretty much everywhere. Sam
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one-half feet is legal pretty much everywhere. Sam
--- paulthober <paulthober@...> wrote:
> Can someone tell me what the maximum legal width of__________________________________
> a trailered boat is?
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> Paul
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Can someone tell me what the maximum legal width of a trailered boat is?
Paul
Paul