Are tractors registered like a vehicle?

[Ducati07]

Do tractors have to be registered with the DMV? Do they have a pink slip? Annual registration? Smog tests or checks?

As far as I know...we never did at work on the golf course but how does it work for a homeowner?

Thanks!

 

[txdon]

Nothing to do for the tractor except use it, but this is Texas.

 

[k0ua]

in most jurisdictions, No, None of the above. I can't speak to California though..You all do things a little different there

 

[David_Kb7uns]

Please do not give them ideas for any more stupid laws.

David Kb7uns

 

[repair1]

Please do not give them ideas for any more stupid laws.

David Kb7uns

I can see it now, 1) Annual registration fee, 2) Environmental impact fee, 3) Operator certification fee, 4) Implement tax (each implement), 5) Bi-annual E-check (haul it to the check station- they don't make house calls). What else did I forget?

 

[Tor Arne]

I can see it now, 1) Annual registration fee, 2) Environmental impact fee, 3) Operator certification fee, 4) Implement tax (each implement), 5) Bi-annual E-check (haul it to the check station- they don't make house calls). What else did I forget?

Approximately what has happened in Norway since the 70 `s except No. 5 which they are considering introducing. And No. 4 But it would be too much hassle to carry

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[vabiker23518]

In Virginia, NO....and as David says " Don't give them any ideas"! Please!

 

[flusher]

Nope. No pink slip. No DMV registration.

But the CHP is involved. One requirement is that the tractor have a "slow moving vehicle" placard on the rear when driving it on a public road. If you're hauling the tractor on your trailer with the rear of the tractor facing rearward, then you have to remove that placard.

Good luck and be careful out there.

 

[Ducati07]

Ok, good...thanks for the replies.