vintagebike
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In Oregon, do you have to chain up a 4x4 when bumper pulling a chained up trailer? Each is below 10k GVW.
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Chains in Oregon
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backroad explorer
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Hi Steve;
Oregon State Reg's do not mention 4x4"s on their Web Site.
If it were Me I would run a set of Diagonal Cable Chains on the front for Braking & Steering.
Max Speed is 30 MPH. Let Me know if I can help.
Brian
Usually people ask the other way around. If "chains required" is posted by the DOT then you have to chain up both. Traction tires are only good in place of chains when not towing, and under 6.5k unloaded wt. . Few years ago I got a warning after chaining up my tow vehicle but not the trailer. Chains were not >required< at that point but I didn't feel good about going up that stretch of pass without them. Found out if you chain up tow vehicle you have to have chains on trailer. 1-888-ask-odot may have official answer.