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Tips on obtaing hull IDs,titles,tags,and registration.
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<blockquote data-quote="Popeye" data-source="post: 56792" data-attributes="member: 148"><p>In Illinois I had an issue with registering my ATV trailer. Here trailers need registration and plates. I bought the trailer, which is obviosly an old snowmobile tilt trailer that had been rehabbed and not scratch built. I bought it from a guy in Illinois who said he never titled it as he only used it on his farm and farm equipment is exempt. He got it from a guy in Wiscoland where trailers are not even registered. The DMV told me the seller, who gave me a bill of sale, had to titled it and then he could sell it to me. Fortunately for me the DMV office I went to did not have trailer plates there and told me to go to a different office <em>after</em> I got the seller to title it and transfer title to me. RIGHT! I went to the other DMV office and asked how to title a homemade trailer. I filled out the paperwork, paid my fee and was handed a sticker with my VIN and a license plate. The clerk recommended that I keep the sticker in my tow vehicle and use metal stamps or etch the VIN on the trailer tongue. I stamped the number on a piece of aluminum and rivited it to the tongue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Popeye, post: 56792, member: 148"] In Illinois I had an issue with registering my ATV trailer. Here trailers need registration and plates. I bought the trailer, which is obviosly an old snowmobile tilt trailer that had been rehabbed and not scratch built. I bought it from a guy in Illinois who said he never titled it as he only used it on his farm and farm equipment is exempt. He got it from a guy in Wiscoland where trailers are not even registered. The DMV told me the seller, who gave me a bill of sale, had to titled it and then he could sell it to me. Fortunately for me the DMV office I went to did not have trailer plates there and told me to go to a different office [i]after[/i] I got the seller to title it and transfer title to me. RIGHT! I went to the other DMV office and asked how to title a homemade trailer. I filled out the paperwork, paid my fee and was handed a sticker with my VIN and a license plate. The clerk recommended that I keep the sticker in my tow vehicle and use metal stamps or etch the VIN on the trailer tongue. I stamped the number on a piece of aluminum and rivited it to the tongue. [/QUOTE]
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