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In Reply to: Re: Illinois mobile cooker questions posted by Edder on June 03, 2008 at 10:40:19:
I just got home from talking to the guy at the local BBQ shop about his traeger mobile pit. He told me he was told he did not need a license for hit pit. He has been renting it out for over a year now with out a license.
The thing that has me confused is you don't see a plate on a log splitter or on different farm things being towed.
I guess I will have to make some phone calls to find out for sure.
Jeremy