The best loopholes for using dads tractor as a lorry. DVSA please don't look in here.

William127

William127

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Interesting thread 👍🧐 shame our friends @DVSA seem to have left...I'll let em know
If you have any contact details could you forward them this please🙈🙉🙊
 

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Smiffy

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no way is that legal :mad:

Could be a fine line. A tractor can deliver materials providing it was involved in the harvest. So if the tractor baled them I think it would be okay but they are dealers. And they are haylage not silage so 6-700kg. 5t tractor 1.5t forklift 4t trailer leaves 20t capacity on the trailer.
So could be legit.
Just looks dodgy as sin though.
 
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Smiffy

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Just realised they are 4 strings not 6 so 3-400kg a bale and the tractor has 20 on and the land rover has the same.
And I got the tractors trailer capacity wrong. More like 15t capacity. 21t trailer weight less trailer and forklift
 
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DaveDCB

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Local farmer comes past us to a stock field , spanking new top of the range jcb Agri telehandler, trailer loaded up with all assortment of bales on , never a single strap over anything! Absolute no fecks given!
Last year I watched them loading out adjacent paddock after they baled it , never bothered to re attach brake lines/lights to trailer after they loaded it up in between loads, yet alone strap any bales on! Just idiots!
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Could be a fine line. A tractor can deliver materials providing it was involved in the harvest. So if the tractor baled them I think it would be okay but they are dealers. And they are haylage not silage so 6-700kg. 5t tractor 1.5t forklift 4t trailer leaves 20t capacity on the trailer.
So could be legit.
Just looks dodgy as sin though.
18.2t gross
 
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