Ariz. Admin. Code § R17-6-205 - Class A - Crane Oversize and Overweight Special Permit - Self-propelled Mobile Crane, Drilling Rig, or Similar Specialty Equipment
A. The Department shall issue a class a
oversize, overweight, or oversize and overweight special permit for a specific
non-reducible self-propelled mobile crane, drilling rig, or similar specialty
equipment that exceeds a dimension provided under
R17-6-102,
Table 1, but is within the class A maximum limits prescribed under
R17-6-201.
B. Unless restricted under
R17-6-404
or
R17-6-412,
Table 4, a permittee or driver of a self-propelled mobile crane, drilling rig,
or similar specialty equipment issued a special permit under this Section is
eligible for continuous travel if the specialty equipment does not exceed any
of the following dimensions:
1. 11 feet in
width;
2. 14 feet 6 inches in
height;
3. 10 feet in length of
front overhang;
4. 10 feet in
length of rear overhang;
5. 120
feet in overall length; or
6.
250,000 pounds.
1. Specific dimensions of the vehicle and
load combination, including:
a. A detailed
description;
b. A detailed drawing
that illustrates all of the following:
i. Axle
spacing;
ii. Axle weight;
iii. Axle width;
iv. Tires per axle;
v. Tire width as designated by the
manufacturer;
vi. Maximum width to
the outside of the axles, excluding any load-induced tire bulge; and
vii. Load weight;
c. A detailed listing of all equipment to be
included, such as counterweights, outriggers, boom position, position of boom
dolly, etc.; and
d. A table of
loads supplied by the manufacturer listing component and total
weights;
2. Proof of
gross weight:
a. For an initial application, a
public weighmaster's certificate of weight and measure issued at a certified
public scale once the vehicle is equipped and set for highway travel;
or
b. For a renewal application, a
certification by the applicant that no dimension has changed and the vehicle
does not exceed the originally certified dimensions or weights;
3. Proof of valid registration
that complies with the requirements of A.R.S. §
28-2153;
4. Proof of a valid IFTA license that
complies with the requirements of A.R.S. §
28-5742
if applicable; and
5. Documentation
of any applicable encroachment permit obtained under 17 A.A.C. 3, Article 5, if
the applicant must temporarily move any state-owned highway feature as part of
a planned transport.
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