[Farmall] another embarrassing question

[szabelsk at gdls.com]

Paul,

Here in Michigan all we need is the get the trailer officially weighed and 
go to the Secretary Of State office for a license plate. My current 
trailer came from my brother who didn't need it anymore. When he got his 
new trailer he had the plate transferred from his old trailer. That 
resulted in him not having any official paperwork for his old trailer 
(don't know how that happens). I rebuilt his old trailer, got it weighed, 
and got a title and plate for it. At one time they did asked a bunch of 
questions as to were some of the parts came from (axle is particular). I 
think that was because of trailer thefts. I remember my brother had to 
provide proof of were he got the axle for the trailer. They never asked me 
anything about where I got anything from, other than it was home built and 
not purchased. 

I also did the same thing with some snowmobiles that I got at an auction 
one year. They were donated and there was no paper work for them. All I 
had was the receipt from the auction showing what I paid for them. I think 
that they're willing to work with you as long as it means they'll be 
getting some cash from you.

Have you tried going to your state's government website? They should have 
answers to what you need to get a trailer title.

Carl Szabelski



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