Anyone get hassled for exceeding max car and trailer length?

Looking at getting an RV (25' length). Combine that with a doubleseater glider trailer and I'm at 60'. I'm in NV, so I'm good, but going into OR I would be 10" over the legal limit. Anyone out there run into any issues with the "fuzz" for exceeding combined vehicle and trailer length?
Thanks

On Sunday, June 25, 2017 at 9:38:48 PM UTC-6, Gordon Boettger wrote:
Looking at getting an RV (25' length). Combine that with a doubleseater glider trailer and I'm at 60'. I'm in NV, so I'm good, but going into OR I would be 10" over the legal limit. Anyone out there run into any issues with the "fuzz" for exceeding combined vehicle and trailer length?
Thanks

Am 73 feet overall. Been going all over the USA since 2003. Never any problem....yet. Coach is 40 ft with motorcycle lift on back pulling a Cobra trailer with a 18 meter inside. Been in California and Oregon several times...Canada also.

Best. Tom #711.

I don't have a ton of experience with long rigs; but in years of towing glider trailers and race cars up and down the west coast I've always found that the Fuzz care much more about your speed (especially in OR) and whether you use the left lane (prohibited in several western states; you're not even allowed to use it to pass).

Good luck with your new rig!

--Noel

Though several references state the Oregon limit is well beyond your 60' combo, I think you meant you'd be 10' over a 50' max (not 10")? Nevertheless, some references have it as a 65' max, with some selected highways 60', 50' or shorter. As for Mr. Kelly driving well over most state's combo limit for many years and getting away with it. Have you thought about the risk you put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife? Are you sure your insurance company will pay physical/medical claims when the forensic police report discovers you were pulling a 73' rig? Good thing the adjusters are too dumb to perform a simple internet search to evidence your public boasting here in social media!

At 08:35 26 June 2017, Duster wrote:
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In UK we are fortunate in having one law for the whole country!
And regardless of any UK national limit on length, Glider Trailers come
under an exemption as a "Normally Indivisible Load".

On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 2:00:04 PM UTC+3, Tim Newport-Peace wrote:
At 08:35 26 June 2017, Duster wrote:
Though several references state the Oregon limit is well beyond your 60'
co=
mbo, I think you meant you'd be 10' over a 50' max (not 10")?
Nevertheless,=
some references have it as a 65' max, with some selected highways 60',
50'=
or shorter. As for Mr. Kelly driving well over most state's combo limit
fo=
r many years and getting away with it. Have you thought about the risk
you
=
put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife? Are
you=
sure your insurance company will pay physical/medical claims when the
fore=
nsic police report discovers you were pulling a 73' rig? Good thing the
adj=
usters are too dumb to perform a simple internet search to evidence your
pu=
blic boasting here in social media!

In UK we are fortunate in having one law for the whole country!
And regardless of any UK national limit on length, Glider Trailers come
under an exemption as a "Normally Indivisible Load".

I hope you give the required two days notice to the police each time you use it :-)

On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 2:35:21 AM UTC-6, Duster wrote:
Though several references state the Oregon limit is well beyond your 60' combo, I think you meant you'd be 10' over a 50' max (not 10")? Nevertheless, some references have it as a 65' max, with some selected highways 60', 50' or shorter. As for Mr. Kelly driving well over most state's combo limit for many years and getting away with it. Have you thought about the risk you put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife? Are you sure your insurance company will pay physical/medical claims when the forensic police report discovers you were pulling a 73' rig? Good thing the adjusters are too dumb to perform a simple internet search to evidence your public boasting here in social media!

Registered Florida. Federal laws allow travel, but not on all state highways/roads.

Florida Length:
48′ trailer (53′ semi-trailer must have kingpin setting of 41′ from center of kingpin to center of rear axle to be legal)
75′ overall length.

1500 pound trailer jackknifing a 35,000 pound motor home. Now really, LMAO!
Already been discussed with insurance. Not only one doing this.
Best. Tom #711.

Have you thought about the risk you put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife?

OMG! Not just a baby's life, but a SLEEPING baby's life! Oh! The Humanity! Crawl back into your nice "Safe Place" and let the rest of the world actually DO something.

On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 9:41:15 AM UTC-4, wrote:
Have you thought about the risk you put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife?

OMG! Not just a baby's life, but a SLEEPING baby's life! Oh! The Humanity! Crawl back into your nice "Safe Place" and let the rest of the world actually DO something.

Mark, the panty-attired blossom forgot to add that the baby was sleeping (illegally) in the arms of a sweet grey-haired grandmother, and she was maimed too.

It's all OK as long as you are towing with a Tost hook on your vehicle.
On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 10:05:39 AM UTC-4, howard banks wrote:
On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 9:41:15 AM UTC-4, wrote:
Have you thought about the risk you put on some sleeping baby's life or yours if you were to jackknife?

OMG! Not just a baby's life, but a SLEEPING baby's life! Oh! The Humanity! Crawl back into your nice "Safe Place" and let the rest of the world actually DO something.

Mark, the panty-attired blossom forgot to add that the baby was sleeping (illegally) in the arms of a sweet grey-haired grandmother, and she was maimed too.