Does the F Endorsement apply to vehicles not primarily used for agriculture?

The F Endorsement is specifically designed for operators of farm-use vehicles. This endorsement allows individuals to legally drive vehicles that are used primarily for agricultural purposes on public roads. Farm-use vehicles are typically defined as those that are predominantly utilized for farming activities, such as transporting farm produce, equipment, or livestock.

As such, if a vehicle is not primarily used for agricultural purposes, it does not qualify for the F Endorsement. The focus of this endorsement is solely on vehicles whose primary function supports farming operations. Therefore, vehicles that do not fit this definition, even if they may occasionally be used for farming, do not meet the criteria for the F Endorsement. This distinction emphasizes the importance of the vehicle's primary use when considering eligibility for this specific license endorsement.