Thread: Question for Welders and Officers of the Law

Originally Posted by Crappie Novice

You're going to make smoke come out of his head<s> again, Jack, if you aren't careful!

Hence why I said it

LOL How do you people think I am able to eat fish? Sure ain't by my luck! I already get enough trouble from the guy 2 doors down who comes and inspects both livewells after each fishing trip.

But hey she can't operate the trolling motor and she isn't the one who finds the locations!

OLD DW'S GUIDE SERVICE!

what three are you pulling, 1 trailer,2boat,3? I say get the measure tape out and check it out then you will know.

Originally Posted by beagle man

what three are you pulling, 1 trailer,2boat,3? I say get the measure tape out and check it out then you will know.

I was planning on pulling the RV trailer and the boat at the same time. It won't be hard to measure the next time I hook up to the RV the boat is parked right behind the RV.

I think I am too long by about 5 feet or more. Figure the RV trailer is listed at 27 feet and the boat is a 175 or 17.5 feet without the trailer. I drive a super cab pickup with a long bed so that is about 24 feet. Thats why most people who have a super cab pickup have a short bed. I personally like the ride of the longer unit. Granted with a trailer it is harder to get around. But as you know Mr Beagle I normally pull goosenecks. LOL some used to say I could back a gooseneck trailer in holes that most people couldn't drive them thru.

in arizona, he law here is, the first trailor has to be a fifth wheel, and of course the boat can be bumper pull, and not to exceed 70 feet

Originally Posted by Dieppert

in arizona, he law here is, the first trailor has to be a fifth wheel, and of course the boat can be bumper pull, and not to exceed 70 feet

Well my first trailer the RV is a bumper pull. And the law states not to exceed 65 feet. Really if they wanted to here in Missouri they could give tickets to out of staters. I see people all the time pulling long RV trailers plus boats as large as mine. But I would hate to think what would happen to them if there was ever a wreck.

As far as Kansas, Look at Kansas Statue 8-1904 for length of vehicles and 8-1907 for towing vehicles. Notice what it says about brakes on the 2nd towed vehicle.

Originally Posted by glaochs

As far as Kansas, Look at Kansas Statue 8-1904 for length of vehicles and 8-1907 for towing vehicles. Notice what it says about brakes on the 2nd towed vehicle.

I have good brakes on both the RV trailer and also the boat trailer. Granted I only have a 175 Lowes Boat with a 50 HP motor on it but I sure like having brakes on the trailer!