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TOPIC: car dollies |
| trudy
June 27, 2005
9:32:19 AM
Entry #: 917685
| Not sure if everyone heard but a car got pulled over by the RCMP on the way to the track and wrote up, i believe 3800 or 5800 dollars worth of tickest. apparently you have to have the dollie liscened or the car you are towing liscened. I know you can't get the dolly liscened i tried, and getting those stock cars liscened will definately be a problem. Any ideas of what to do.
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| Got my Plate!
June 27, 2005
12:11:14 PM
Entry #: 917946
| You licence the "dolly" as a two wheel Home Made two wheel trailer. Don't mention "Dolly" as the people at MVR may think you are trying to licence "Dolly" the sheep Clone! Also you must have lights on the car or the Trailer(Dolly) Parton by language.
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| Driver
June 27, 2005
2:36:36 PM
Entry #: 918284
| MVR just told me that I cannot license a tow dolly, but I must register the car that is being towed. Its a little hard to do that with a stock car! It seems to me the only legal solution is to either get the minister to change the regulations or to go buy a full size trailer..
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| K.I.S.S.
June 27, 2005
11:54:20 PM
Entry #: 919322
| Go to MVR and licence it as a Trailer. Put lights on it and you won't have a problem. The people hauling cars around with no trailer plate and no plate on the car are the ones bringing on the heat.
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| Trailer
June 28, 2005
10:47:51 AM
Entry #: 919757
| The car dollys with two wheels cannot be insured, for example they are just supposed to be used for towing your car behind your camper. The car on the dolly is supposed to be insured, therefore you are not allowed to tow stock cars on these kinds of dollys, you need to invest in a trailer.
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| Confused????
June 28, 2005
10:40:52 PM
Entry #: 921093
| So, what are ppl who can't afford to buy a trailer suppose to do? Its just a pile of bull shit, I heard that if ur "dolly" is under a certun with, it don't need to be lisened, and your suppose to have lights!
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| Keep It Simple Stupid
June 29, 2005
12:23:18 AM
Entry #: 921262
| Follow the KISS principle. Licence the 2 wheel Trailer! (No such thing as a Dolly in MVR vocabulary....dolly was a Sheep) Trailer must have lights and Fenders!
I've been stopped many time by police...no problem!
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| To Trudy
June 29, 2005
12:37:02 AM
Entry #: 921285
| The guy got a warning to licence the car or the trailer or he could give him tickets. I talked to the guy No tickets were issued.
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June 29, 2005
11:39:40 AM
Entry #: 921765
| I think all u need is to have lights b/c i noe someone out there who puts lights on his car and has passed a RCMP officer and the RCMP officier just drove by ! and they have a dollie without a plate !
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| i heard
June 29, 2005
6:11:25 PM
Entry #: 922543
| a person was leaving the track on Sunday and he had to come back in the pits and back in from the highway to put his car dolly in the back of his truck! But why would the RCMP give you tickets it dont make sence it is a track so how else are ppl suppose to bring there car to the track?????
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| V8 DRIVER
June 29, 2005
6:35:03 PM
Entry #: 922590
| Why do you guys have to ask so many questions,sometimes you guys are your own worst enemys.Now listen don,t say anything just listen.Go to M.V. and tell them you just built a little trailer for hauling around your bike or your wife or your dog anything.They will pass you a thing to sign stating that you paid all the taxes on the material that you used on the trailer and give you a plate and a regestration for your nice new trailer.I just lic.mine I think it was $38.It's so simple just don,t go in there asking a bunch of questions I just told you all you need to Know.The only thing I would do is monkey up a set of lights to put on the trunk of the car you are hauling.I think most of the problems come up when you start asking a bunch of questions.I have never had a problem.
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June 30, 2005
10:24:55 AM
Entry #: 923436
| Well, I sort of agree...
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| Me 2
June 30, 2005
8:38:58 PM
Entry #: 924646
| Listen to the V8 Driver!
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