Nice surprise at Dmv

[drpepper]

I am one of the lucky ones with a single axle boat trailer that weighs over 750lbs.
Really pizzes me off every year to pay to register it.
Good luck at Willard this year. I think it is going to be a great year!

Hey Buddy - you ain't alone.  The trailer under my ThunderJet is a single axle that weigh's in at over the 750 limit.  SO yes, I LIKE the new change to life time.  It will also work for my enclosed Snowdog trailer.  Life is getting better. ?

 Hey Bob, ours too is a single axle, just not sure of its weight though.  Is your snowdog trailer the 6x12 as well? If so, life might just may be getting better!

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I am one of the lucky ones with a single axle boat trailer that weighs over 750lbs.
Really pizzes me off every year to pay to register it.
Good luck at Willard this year. I think it is going to be a great year!

Hey Buddy - you ain't alone.  The trailer under my ThunderJet is a single axle that weigh's in at over the 750 limit.  SO yes, I LIKE the new change to life time.  It will also work for my enclosed Snowdog trailer.  Life is getting better. ?

 Hey Bob, ours too is a single axle, just not sure of its weight though.  Is your snowdog trailer the 6x12 as well? If so, life might just may be getting better!

 Maybe not..... this shows the weight being well over the 750 limit. Oh well it was fun for few minutes to consider it, Sorry... 

Transport V-Nose (haulmark.com)

It is my understanding that the boat trailer itself needs to weigh 750 lbs or less, not the weight limit. My boat trailer is a single axle and weighs less than 750 lbs but my boat is around 1700 lbs. Have not had a plate on it for several years. I could be wrong but have never been ticketed?