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Re: Tractor Title?


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Posted by RodInNS on May 18, 2008 at 19:50:04 from (24.224.246.156):

In Reply to: Re: Tractor Title? posted by Hugh Mackay on May 18, 2008 at 05:32:38:

Hugh,

I'll be 30 in a couple months... so i really only remember the last few of the old plates kicking around the garage that never got fired away. Seems to me that the change was somewhere around 1980?
Funny story you tell about not having the plate on the tractor either. One of the local clowns stopped me about 2 weeks ago. He demanded to know 'where my sign was'. I asked him, "What sign?".... He didn't like that.... 'The sign for the back of your tractor!!'
I says, it's home... been there since a couple years when the seat was changed, and the bracket for the sign went with it... (along with the seat belt, but I didn't point that out to him). He spit and sputtered and wanted the sign put right back on, and so on, and I could be charged for not having it, blah blah. So I says I'll put it back on... Then he wants to know where the PLATE is?? "Well.... it's with the sign" He was less than impressed. Then he wanted my licence, looked at it, and was off...
I still didn't find his damn sign, and probably won't.
Just a bloody desk sargeant, out in a ghost car, killing time on a nice day, and half an hour out of his area... so I doubt I'll see him again. Crime must have been firmly under control that day....

Rod


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