oversize partial ?

What they mean by non-dimensional load is you can't put freight side by side or end to end that would it make it an oversize.(hay being the only exemption that I know of) You can have as many partials on a trailer as you want so long as they don't make anything oversize. Danny's load is perfectly legal. You can also have multiple oversize peices on a trailer as well, you just need to permit accordingly.

 

Just rember in Kentucky no permitt will be issued for rolled over size hay, only way to haul it here is if the Gov. signes a declaration od disater to haul it. been calling all week long trying to haul hay to my farm for myself, all they will tell me is for now just haul a singlke row on my stepdeck, talk about being mad.

 

Good deal, those rolled bales should not be allowed to be loaded side by side any way.
They are a hazard

 

A nice tight fresh bale is fine, its when they load the ones that have been sitting in the field and rotting that are the problem.

 

Legal if it was overwidth, but not over length. I've ran OD as a partial, I just make sure it's picked up last and the first thing to come off as states will not allow u to stop and go off route for a delivery most times.

 

Non-divisible means that the OD piece does not come apart. Such as a draper head on a trailer. Has nothing to do with adding other legal size pieces to the load.

 

That's what I was trying to say before, you can load a 10' wide piece, a 12' wide piece, a 14' wide piece all on the same trailer with a permit for only the 14' wide as long as no other dimensions are over, length, overhang, weight or height unless the 14' wide piece is over height then everything else can be over height as well as long as they are not as high as the largest permitted piece. I haul oversize 75% of the time and I load other stuff with it all the time. Once your largest piece is off then you will have to get new permits for the next largest piece. It's legal in every state, all of Canada and Alaska. Now, the partials need to be picked up and dropped within the route, you can't zigzag all over the country. We will load several partials of varying size at the same shipper going to the same receiver many times and there's no problem as long as the largest piece is permitted.

Non divisible means the piece that the permit covers cannot within reason be taken apart and made any smaller. Each state varies a little on what constitutes within reason but a good general rule is 8 hours of labor. If it will take more than 8 labor hours to reduce the piece then that is considered to be not within reason.