Ron Cutler
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I bought a small Blue twin axle 10000# trailer, 10' x 65" was wondering who may have made it?
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Ron Cutler
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No Title can with
Ron Cutler
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Yes I believe it has brakes.
I am wanting to title it, and it would help if I knew who made it, thanks
I am wanting to title it, and it would help if I knew who made it, thanks
Steve Oller
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It will most likely have to be titled as a home made trailer.
BarnyardEngineering
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Won't matter who made it, if you don't have a title. It will have to be registered as homemade.
Title on trailer? depends some on state laws-and you didn't say what state. Wisconsin is title optional on under 3000 pounds trailers- also brakes and plates. I have a small trailer that goes into Illinois and Iowa that has a title and plate as homemade, other local use one doesn't have plate, title, etc. Other loopholes for some states- farm trailers exempted, some boat trailers, some equipment trailers. Your shorty likely a bobcat or skid steer hauler- is it under 14 foot?, another loophole possible. Manufacturers VIN and Id plates vary- industrial standard with out force of law had side rail just back of coupler as a first, then right side of frame just in front of about where spring shackle bolted or welded on, then maybe left side front or back of shackle area. A few had stamped in info under frame close to shackle, can't see them unless you get underneath or use a mirror- large expensive trailers that might get stolen. Take a look those places, might find some numbers stamped or old plate covered with paint. RN
Ron Cutler
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I would like to thank everyone for your help. the guys on there are very informative,
I appericate your help. I think I am going to sell it anyone interested?
I appericate your help. I think I am going to sell it anyone interested?
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