bajarich - 4-12-2006 at 09:34 AM
In Utah, we are not required to register a lightweight single axle boat trailer. I have previously tagged mine just for the purpose of driving in
Baja without hassle, but I lost it on the last trip and am debating whether to register it again or just go without. To take it down next year I
would not only have to pay for a new plate, but I would have to pay 2 years taxes on it as I didn't make the trip this winter and didn't register it.
The only reason for registering it would be the trip to Baja. I have the boat registered as required.
Has anyone had any problems hauling a a boat or utility trailer into Baja without license plates?
bajalou - 4-12-2006 at 09:44 AM
The most trouble might be between Utan and Baja
I have had the guys at San Ysidro
Hook - 4-12-2006 at 09:53 AM
compare my registration to my boat plates more than once.
jerry - 4-12-2006 at 10:06 AM
oregon is simular as far as light trailers so i never gave it a thought untill i got stopped in calif no ticket but a hastel
then again between t and ensanada the cop wanted $20 i just kept saying tj?? ensenada?? tj?? ensanada he didnt give up that he knew englishtill he
finally said in perfect english no no no just get out of here
its a good idea or be readdy for a shake down
have a good one jerry
Cypress - 4-12-2006 at 10:54 AM
Got plates on my boat trailer. You'd laugh, it's a car top boat, but easier to handle with a trailer. Haven't figured-out why, just obeying the law.
Got to keep tabs on those boat trailers I guess.
Bruce R Leech - 4-12-2006 at 06:07 PM
my last trip south from the border I was stoped by a federal policeman for not having a plate on my trailer. if I had not had a spacial permission
from the police here in Mulege I would have lost my trailer and probably most of the continence. I own 2 trailers here in Baja sur and I keep both
registered.