Saw this BF advertised on Kijiji today

[MC1]

Interesting combination.....

[Carol H]

Dont try that in BC or Washington State! LOL

[DrewSK]

I sadly see this all the time in the state of Minnesota...

[Jim Bennett]

In Alberta and many NW states it can be done, but I know at least here the first trailer has to be a 5th wheel.

[Bob Miller]

In most states, if the first trailer is a 5th wheel (or gooseneck or Scamp or ????) this is usually allowed. That looks like a train wreck about to happen though.

Add to that, who wants to buy a BigFoot that might have a damaged frame.

[MC1]

Originally Posted by Bob Miller

Add to that, who wants to buy a BigFoot that might have a damaged frame.

..... or stretch marks!!!

[tbp]

I bought this Bigfoot, it is in excellent condition. However, I do believe it is illegal in Ontario to tow 2 trailers with a regular license, but previous owner may have a higher class of license.

[Bruce H]

I can't resist. Just keep in mind that a bureaucratic document (license) does not change the laws of physics.

[Bruce H]

TBP, congratulations on your purchase and welcome to the forum.

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by tbp

I bought this Bigfoot, it is in excellent condition. However, I do believe it is illegal in Ontario to tow 2 trailers with a regular license, but previous owner may have a higher class of license.

Even with a commercial driver's license, the rig would need to meet commercial vehicle standards... and I'm sure this doesn't.

Welcome to the forum, and enjoy the Bigfoot... without the add-on.

[Jared J]

It's legal with a fifth wheel in ks, mo, ia, and mn, I plan on doing it when I get the hitch done on the scamp.

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

In Alberta... I know at least here the first trailer has to be a 5th wheel.

... and must have tandem axles, and must be the longer trailer. The combination with tug cannot exceed 20 metres in length.