In most states, as long as the vehicle is only operated by the vehicle
owner, and it is not used as a common carrier, (to transport people or
cargo for hire), and it is not used to carry HazMat, and it is not
driven across state lines, a CDL is NOT required.
In Michigan, my chauffeurs class 3 with motorcycle endorsement allows me
to operate any road legal vehicle within Michigan as long as it doesn't
have HazMat that requires placards aboard it. I've had the chauffers
since I was 18, but, an operators license is all that is needed unless I
am acting as a common carrier.
Michael J. Erskine wrote:
Tom;
A snorkel is a bucket truck that is used to get above the fire and
spray water down on the fire.
It is a diesel and the boss says six miles to the gallon.
You will need a commercial driver's license with air brakes
certification. It is a specialty truck to be sure, you aren't going
to use one of these for installs. The thing weighs 46,000 lbs and you
can tell where it has been. A smaller snorkel might be good for
installs, say a 40' rig? This is an 80' rig.
-m-
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