CDL for a S1900?
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CDL for a S1900?
I was looking at an 85 International S1900 for cheap and got to thinking do you need a CDL just to drive one? It's got a 7 speed manual with a DT466 engine.It would be cool to have one just as a toy to mess around with.
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CDL is for Commercial Driver’s License; if it is purely for personal use, you don’t need one. Farm use may or may not; depends on the State you’re in and how far you’re going. However, you may need a Class B or Class A (non-commercial), or whatever applies, in your State. The vast majority of RV pullers should have a non-commercial Class A, but most don’t.
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Your intended use?
RV and Ag exemptions exist.
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