new trailer charge for registration

Started by bocephus300, February 04, 2008, 09:11:12 PM

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bocephus300

i built a nice 20 x 8 flat open trailer. its a double axle 2100pound trailer. my neibor got a tag for 38 bucks but was a small jetski size trailer. am i in for a bad suprise when i go to the court house tomorow. if anyone knows how much they think it would cost
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2006 forman 500
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Mudneck

need to keep it or say it is under 2k,otherwise I am pretty sure it needs certification weight & title.
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bocephus300

wel i had it weighted at the dump. and they gave me a weight slip and i had to write up a affidavit +have it noterized, just claiming its not stolen.
2006 outlander 800
27 laws
2006 forman 500
26 laws

Mudneck

It is what it is,payup & deal with it. Was it hooked to the tow vehicle? If you can shave 150lbs off,take of ramps or 2 tires?

Call up DMV & see.G/L
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bocephus300

thanks for the help il see what they say if any thing ill shave off some weight here and there
2006 outlander 800
27 laws
2006 forman 500
26 laws

trx#9

Quote from: bocephus300 on February 04, 2008, 09:40:11 PM
wel i had it weighted at the dump. and they gave me a weight slip and i had to write up a affidavit +have it noterized, just claiming its not stolen.
If its home built make up a vin#  and tell them you made the trailer yourself. The dmv doesn't check out anything, especially in florida. Just make up a weight. My neighbor makes home made trailers and does this all the time and never has an issue. 
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I have not dealt with any home built. But I am under the assumption that if you try to tag it they are going to require a weight slip. If over 2000 lbs it will have to have a vin number and title issued. It will be between $50-$60 a year for tag plus a fee to issue tag.

dodgefsu

I have not dealt with any home built. But I am under the assumption that if you try to tag it they are going to require a weight slip. If over 2000 lbs it will have to have a vin number and title issued. It will be between $50-$60 a year for tag plus a fee to issue tag.



This is exactly true... just went through this ordeal with mine

Ida_Mann

maybe because mine is so ugly, but I paid the registration for my Pace 6X12 enclosed and it was only about $30,,,,,,last I knew it weighed in near 3K pounds.

but I'm not a trailer expert.

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bocephus300

all i can say is holy cow.    i watched $175 jump rite outta my wallet. they said it was 75 for a title fee then 10 for the plate itself. and 65 for the register fee. then 25 for the agentcy fee.  now i remember why i never went to get one. 
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2006 forman 500
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Mudneck

Quote from: bocephus300 on February 05, 2008, 09:53:26 PM
all i can say is holy cow.    i watched $175 jump rite outta my wallet. they said it was 75 for a title fee then 10 for the plate itself. and 65 for the register fee. then 25 for the agentcy fee.  now i remember why i never went to get one. 

Yep sounds right you could have done it at dmv yourself & saved $25 but the $65 is the penalty for going over the 2k & needing to title it as a result.

Its done now get over it.You probably saved a bunch of cash building it yourself right?

God luck!
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bocephus300

i would build another one without a doubt. its nice to have the perfect trailer for all your needs, that actually legal now
2006 outlander 800
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2006 forman 500
26 laws

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