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Louwo

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First double for me. Early morning impound usually go out with the flatbed and put the trailer on the wl but the only thing I knew was the length of the trailer and was told it was a pick up. Not that it was a dulley or a tri axle trailer. Just pick up and a 25' trailer. Decided as I was waking up to take ol red out as the boss suggested it to.

 

My one question is something like this if it was a commercial tow would another driver need a double/triple endorsement even if being pulled on a 26k chassis non cdl required truck(I already have my T endorsement)? Asking about commercial calls only because my understanding police ordered tows in NJ many laws are exempted like axle weights and cdl requirements.9a44d69c6792583378bff4ba144b1cea.jpg13c0a657b555aa688da4fccb505c03f5.jpgca04988f5db0f7c2223f2ada104a31e0.jpg

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I understand that as towed vehicle being over 10k a class A is needed. I was wondering if a double/tripple endorsemend was needed. Again I have both. Let's say I sent another driver who did not have it for a commercial tow non Police ordered.

I wonder to if this was over 10k as well 2wd cab and chassis with a empty tri axle boat trailer

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On ‎7‎/‎14‎/‎2018 at 12:57 PM, silverhawk said:

It's not the weight of it, but the posted figures on the door sticker.  26,000 gvw on tow unit and less than 10,000 of towed unit. a class A is not required.  The second joint requires double endorsement if not an emergency situation.

And do not forget your med card.

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