Why 2.8 and not 3.000? I'm starting to build a cottage at home that I'm going to move down the coast when I'm finished. I was going to make it 2.9 because I thought that gave me .100mm safety margin. Am I correct that a truck can take 3.000 with a permit? Thanks in advance. Tony
Because at 3meters you need special permits that have time of day restrictions and escort vehicles with all the safety signs ect to move them ... AT 2.8 it is just a low cost std temp tow permit and tow away for up to 7 days :- ) So 2.8 mate is just plain simpler ...
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Thanks for the great advice on trailers. 👍
Steve, you and Kerri are a bloody godsend when it comes to THOW. You're a crack up mate haha, thanks for the sweet vid
I'll rust before the trailer will need a new coat of paint. Solid practical advice consistently champ 10/10
You are to kind Ross ... but hey , thanks again mate :- ) cheers Steve
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Fantastic! Great advice.
Got on to something good there Steve👍.
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Why 2.8 and not 3.000? I'm starting to build a cottage at home that I'm going to move down the coast when I'm finished. I was going to make it 2.9 because I thought that gave me .100mm safety margin. Am I correct that a truck can take 3.000 with a permit? Thanks in advance.
Tony
Because at 3meters you need special permits that have time of day restrictions and escort vehicles with all the safety signs ect to move them ... AT 2.8 it is just a low cost std temp tow permit and tow away for up to 7 days :- ) So 2.8 mate is just plain simpler ...
@@offthegridinoz.994 thank you so much for your help. I'm just about to start building mine, so I'll stick to 2.8. Really appreciate your help.