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Lets get this accurate. Truck classifications explained. Once you read that you can decide if you want/need a medium-duty truck or a class 7-8 truck. The state of registration somewhat dictates which California laws and rules you must follow. -
I doubt it is so much interpretation of the act as it is being willing to go farther into it and then do the alternative. I highly doubt that most banks even have an employee that has read section 326 the act and the supplemental regulation from the treasury department that it required. The problem is that the physical address is the easiest way to meet those regulations and most banks and credit unions have very little need for the extra records that are needed if they accept an alternative address as the treasury department regulation allows. If you are interested, this is a copy of the US Treasury Dept. regulation for section 326, and the identification regulation begins on page 9 and continues for 5 pages. If you were to do business with any bank or investment company in Livingston TX you might be surprised just how easily the requirements can be met if the institution has an employee familiar with the requirements and they have a provision for doing so. It really doesn't help a lot that most of what is shared with others is more opinion than knowledge and it's not easy to find the actual answers. Like so many other issues that impact fulltime RVers, we are so small a portion of the US citizenry that little or no real effort is made to accomodate us outside of a few locations where we congregate and none at all at the federal level. -
Thanks. I definitely know my car has to be on a dolly, I have researched that. That is the concern for me if I have a motorhome is having to deal with that. As I age, it will be harder for me to put it on the dolly and take it off. I am considering a class C but it won't necessarily be small. I'll be taking 4 cats with me so that in itself presents challenges (litter boxes etc) so I have to consider that. They are all old and will adjust as they have moved with me several times. This may be easier for them as they will then always be in their own space once we set down somewhere. Plus I work remotely so I'll be inside at least 9 hours a day and don't want to get too claustrophobic if its too small even though its just me and the cats. I didn't think it would be less expensive necessarily, even if I only move once or twice a year, but maybe just easier. That's why I'm looking for input. All options are still on the table. I have started to look, including today I just came from an RV show. I'm considering my best options. I have a good remote job which will allow me to do this financially and geographically, but I feel like I have one shot at this so I want to make the best choice based on an informed decision. Thanks! -
Some of the 6x2s will automatically bias the weight on the axles when wheel slip is detected. I believe the Volvo suspension will go as high as 80% on the powered axle. -
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