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Posted by Hayshaker on February 24, 2005 at 06:32:25 from (207.177.64.193):
In Reply to: Roadgoing IH Tractors posted by PAULIH300 on February 23, 2005 at 18:29:27:
I live along a major 4 lane with what they call limited access which the accesses are approximately 1/2 mile intervals. The only way I can move my farm equipment is on this highway. The speed limit is 65 mph, but a lot of them are going in upwards of 80 mph. In daylight hours you are required to display a SMV sign and after sundown you also need an amber flashing light at the widest point of the left side of your equipment visible from the rear. I am currently designing rearview mirrors on my tractors as these "clowns" come right up behind you and it sure looks like they might run into me, and if I see them before they get that close I can get off on the shoulder sooner to let them by.
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