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You can tow any weight RV trailer (which includes car and horse trailers with living quarters) in Oregon.
The 26,000 pounds rule comes into play for licensing, and is the same as federal. If over 26k, you need a CDL. If your truck will be used for interstate commerce, than the truck must have a DOT number and commercial plates.
edit: just re-read and saw the comment on hay... If you have agriculture plates, or if your state's driver's license allows you to haul agriculture products above 26,000 you are okay.
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2000 E350 DRW XLT extended wagon (yes! it's a dually!)
17" Ultra Goliath rims
Banks Powerpack, Diablo Predator
Buckstop front bumper, Reunel rear w/ 20,000# reciever
250,000+
Last edited by carringb; 11-04-2009 at 09:51 PM.
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