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Posted by: bluej511

Alright well i work at MHQ and have acces to both plates but i need to pick up a boat and trailer from Wrentham all the way to my house in Worcester, now if i cant get a plate at the dmv tomorrow is there any way i can use a repair or dealer plate?

I dont wanna drive it without a plate cuz that will get me pulled over, i just need to know from someone in the field so i can get the boat, needs to be gone by this weekend so any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Vic@MHQ

Posted by: SinePari

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluej511

is there any way i can use a repair or dealer plate?

Not legally. Is it the crime of the century? No, but better to stay out of the glue.

Posted by: 209

http://www.mass.gov/rmv/forms/21330....air%20plate%22

Check this link out, it should help. Good luck.

Posted by: bluej511

No. In addition to a tow truck or ramp
Repair Plate can be attached to any motor
vehicle, including a trailer or a tractor-trailer
combination. A Repairer cannot use a Repair plate
demonstration drive on a vehicle it has for sale.

Thanks 209 seems like it answers my question, but can the trailer be loaded? oh well looks like its a yes anyways.What department are u in so i can hook u up next time u come in to MHQ lol

Posted by: creeperjeep

Mr breen should be able to hook you up with means of transporting the trailer

Posted by: bluej511

heh thats alright my dad went to get a Trailer plate anyways, the thing i just noticed which sucks is that it expires 11-06? whats up with that? would i be fined if i wanted to renew my registration lest say next spring/summer when i finish fixing the boat?

Posted by: SinePari

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluej511

heh thats alright my dad went to get a Trailer plate anyways, the thing i just noticed which sucks is that it expires 11-06? whats up with that? would i be fined if i wanted to renew my registration lest say next spring/summer when i finish fixing the boat?

All trailer plates in MA expire every November.

Posted by: bluej511

do i have to renew it right away or can i wait till im actually gonna use it?

Posted by: CJIS

You can wait

Posted by: Gil

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