From: t.glance@att.net
Date: Fri Feb 22 2002 - 09:45:02 PST
I have strapped a small agricultural sprayer to the back
of mine, then put on a warning triangle...in NC at least
that is enough for it to be considered an "agricultural
vehicle" by the local authorities and I have no
problems. Of course, I live in a very small town and
only drive the 1/2 mile to work and back.
Tim
>
>
> >Another silly question to debate...
> >
> >Can you register a Mule to drive on the street?
>
> Like anything which potentially can travel on public ways, it depends on
> each individual state, so a general question like this won't help you out
> much without identifying what state you live in. In my state (Maine) I
> am pretty sure the MULE would be looked at as an ATV and therefore not a
> motor vehicle. That would mean it can only travel on public ways to a
> very limited extent. And that is correct in my mind. However, I do know
> of someone who registered more than one for street use. I think it was
> New Mexico or Arizona.
>
> Personally, it would be suicide to drive something like that on the roads
> around here. Fully loaded logging trucks are not something you want to
> tangle with :-) And in rural areas, like mine, NOBODY gives you a hassle
> if you are using it for work related to your property. In other words,
> you can classify it as Agricultural Equipment and do all sorts of things
> with it, on and off public ways, that other vehicles legally can't.
> Hell, they hardly bother to enforce ATV/Snowmobile regulations on public
> ways.
>
> Steve
>
>
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