put it on the trailer and haul it home on sunday in the rain and you will be fine. Seriously if you have to be on an interstate, it has to be on a trailer. If at all possible stay off interstate, if not only be on it the least amount possible. Around here you would be fine, but I don"t know where you are hauling from and to. Advice from someone in those areas is going to be the most useful.We hauled a big IH chisel plow about a hundred miles a couple years ago, had about 3 or 4 feet hanging off both sides of the trailer, at one point got detoured through city, got back to US24, 4 lane divided highway and just stayed in right lane as far over as possible and got home just fine. Plan your travel on a non holiday weekend when traffic is minimum and just do it. A rainy day does work in your favor.
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