Single Axle Boat Trailer

It currently has a 19' boat on it so therefore I can't transport it without the license even to where it would get licensed. Do I just tell somebody at the dmv I want a license for a single axle trailer? I live in Michigan if this would influence what I need to do.
It does not have any plate on it now
i'm trying to move the boat, not put it in the water so i dont need to license the boat only the trailer

Call your local DMV. They will tell you what you need or refer you to a web sight that will describe what to bring to recive a tag. Some states have a flat rate for specific sized and type trailers, while others tax based on weight. You will most likely have to produce a bill of sale of when and where you purchased it, and you will have to have a rep from the DMV or local police take a look at it and deam it road worthy/street leagle.

2008-06-09 06:40:21 by ostyman09

1000lb capacity single axle boat trailer. Will fit most boats in this weight range but will build to suit if required. 3500lb axle, EZ lube hubs ...

It doesn't have a plate already on it and theres a boat already on it. I live in Michigan. Any suggestions?

Hi
I also live in Michigan , and have single axle trailer. I also use to design camping trailers. I have never had any proplem getting my trailer licenced. I did have to have the trailer weighed and take a weight slip to the license branch. If your worried about the capicity of the trailer, as long as you do not exceed the wt rating on your tires you should be fine.

2008-06-10 10:26:10 by ostyman09

Tire cover is 64" long (front of first tire to rear of back tire)
Soft Heavy Duty Vinyl w/ flannel innerliner, overlapping seams, double stitching
2 Year Warranty back by manufacturer

Yes, boat trailers are inspected....... and a lot of dealers don't inspect trailers.......Good Luck!

2009-03-30 15:37:08 by Barry

Price: $47.99 $24.97

All aluminum construction, polished, and sand-shot
Easy Lift Jack - 2 tons, no effort!

Looking for a galvanized triple axle boat trailer for a single hull 31 foot boat. We live in Connecticut. New or used doesn't matter not over $5,000.

For a 31' boat you want to "Cheap" out on the most important part of your boat? You're taking an awfully big chance on a used trailer which really needs to be fitted to the hull of the boat. Trailers are NOT universal to boat hulls. Each trailer is fitted for the proper spacing and angles of the hull. Having a bunker in the wrong place can cause minute fractures to the hull. These fractures lead to leaking hulls or worse, a hull imploding while under stress. A new properly fitted trailer will be in the range of $8k-$10k and be fitted to the hull and have a warranty. Plus with ALL triple axle trailers, they will have electric brakes install as standard due to the carry weight. Make sure that your truck has the right electrical controls for that setup. Try the company below. I have used their trailers for years and currently have one under my 26' Express Cruiser.

2010-07-05 13:27:53 by Hogwit

I have a 70's era Dilly single axle boat trailer. I need owner manual type info- tire pressure, etc at a minimum or at best, an owner's manual.

i think 35-40.

2007-02-04 06:32:34 by Bobby G