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There seeems to be a lot of knowledge on here regarding towing and the law.

 

I watched the circus on the move tonight, they seemed to have quite a few rigs towing double drags, ie a unit towing a trailer with a further trailer hitched on to the back. I always thought that this was illegal in this country, unless 1st trailer is hitched via a fixed link such as 3-point linkage. Can anyone enlighten me further? Is it a special circus rule?

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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/25163-legal-thoughts-plz.html?highlight=towing+trailers some thoughts on 2 trailers here a while ago, and my use of it, only empty trailer on road though,

 

I'm pretty sure thats legal, so long as the trailer is empty.

 

Many years ago when I go my first mog, I had a hitch on my timber trailer and pulled my chipper behind the trailer, never got stopped.

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I have pulled 3 implements behind a tractor before. A shakerator, double press, and Cambridge rolls. Went through the middle of town with it all on as couldn't fit on country lanes back to farm, didn't get stopped and went past police doing random stops.

 

I don't think they would even know how to approach something like this...

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