workinallthetime
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it was a joke about the seats, 
no reason to flip em and
no reason to flip em andNew trailer, ready for work!
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john_bud said:
I swear I gotta get my tags done in a different state....I been in the truck & trailer "business" for a long time, and I can't "up" a truck or trailer and get it past Harrisburg without an MV-41, signed & reviewed with photographs and a lot of waiting.
George2615
Super Member
L39Builder,
NY state is just as bad to register. I have one trailer registered here and my second one in another state. One year in NY costs more than 7 years in another state.
NY is $50. just to transfer a title, plus over $60 a yr. for a 7K trailer registration plus state annual inspection fee.
The 2nd, a 12K gooseneck is registered in another state and was just over $100 for 7 yrs. for the reg. and no inspection.
workingallthetime mentioned a quote of 3K for a 10K 20' trailer. I only wish that was the price in NY. You'd be lucky to find a 7K for that price here. I priced trailers for 6 months in NY before driving to PA to buy my 20' tiltbed. It was 1500 cheaper there. I can't understand why trailer dealers ask so much for them here. Maybe no one builds trailers here and the dealers add the cost of shipping 6 trailers at a time to each one they sell.
NY state is just as bad to register. I have one trailer registered here and my second one in another state. One year in NY costs more than 7 years in another state.
NY is $50. just to transfer a title, plus over $60 a yr. for a 7K trailer registration plus state annual inspection fee.
The 2nd, a 12K gooseneck is registered in another state and was just over $100 for 7 yrs. for the reg. and no inspection.
workingallthetime mentioned a quote of 3K for a 10K 20' trailer. I only wish that was the price in NY. You'd be lucky to find a 7K for that price here. I priced trailers for 6 months in NY before driving to PA to buy my 20' tiltbed. It was 1500 cheaper there. I can't understand why trailer dealers ask so much for them here. Maybe no one builds trailers here and the dealers add the cost of shipping 6 trailers at a time to each one they sell.
George2615
Super Member
john_bud said:
John_bud,
Everything here needs a registration and plate. 4 wheelers, snowmobiles, all trailers, mopeds, etc. This state is driving out residents and businesses with all the fees and taxes.
Yeah, that must really draw a large negative pressure differential.
It's nice being in a predominately farming state and in a rural area of that state. (Outside of the high high high taxes)
I needed a utility trailer and got steel, torsion axles and melted one up. No muss, no fuss, no tags, no inspection. Yikes@! scared me a bit.
jb
It's nice being in a predominately farming state and in a rural area of that state. (Outside of the high high high taxes)
I needed a utility trailer and got steel, torsion axles and melted one up. No muss, no fuss, no tags, no inspection. Yikes@! scared me a bit.
jb
Ductape
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HUH ???? No plates needed on a trailer? Sheepdip ! Was like a hundred and a half for my #7000 dump trailer PLUS it has to be inspected annually. Amazing the tax difference from one state to another, eh???
Destructo_D
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George2615 said:
Same here in British Columbia, Canada (I live in Kamloops).... EVERYTHING needs a licence plate.... Even those 1 yard concrete trailers from the redi-mix place needs one... however, they did change something on the commercial semi trailers this year... it's now a 1 time registration/licencing fee.... buy 1 sticker for life....
Ductape
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john_bud said:
Wait...... i don't need to take your sales tax too, do i ?????
