DR 2409, Statement of assembly...

Hypoid

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Golden, CO

• Apr 26, 2010

• #1

Several years ago I bought a pickup for the engine, made a trailer from the back half. Now I want to go legit and get a VIN.

I'm looking over a DR 2409 "Statement of Assembly of Homemade Trailer."

I'm taking a wild guess and calling this a "Utility" trailer.

In the big box, titled "Statement of Assembly": What are they asking for???

TIA, Mike

 

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coloradojeeps

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Pueblo co

• Apr 26, 2010

• #2

What the trailer was made from and what materials were used. What truck it came from.

 

xj-grin

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Colorado Springs, Colorado

• Apr 26, 2010

• #3

on mine I was told by an unusually helpful clerk to write "materials on hand" -- if you reference any actual vehicle its constructed from, it apparently makes things more difficult...:confused1

 

Hypoid

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Golden, CO

• Apr 27, 2010

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xj-grin said:

on mine I was told by an unusually helpful clerk to write "materials on hand" -- if you reference any actual vehicle its constructed from, it apparently makes things more difficult...:confused1

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That's good to know. Did you have to produce any receipts?

 

xj-grin

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Colorado Springs, Colorado

• Apr 27, 2010

• #5

nope, just wrote in "parts on hand", and they issued me a vin plate and title.

 

Hypoid

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Golden, CO

• Apr 27, 2010

• #6

Hmmm, looks like the most difficult thing to do is get it to a scale.

Thanks Chris!

 

xj-grin

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Colorado Springs, Colorado

• Apr 27, 2010

• #7

I just guessed.

 

old_man

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Loveland, Colorado

• Apr 27, 2010

• #8

This info is good to know. I am building a teardrop offroad trailer from scratch and will need to tag it when I am done. Since I have a company, I was thinking I was going to have to do a MSO, manufacturer's statement of origin.

 

Hypoid

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Golden, CO

• Apr 29, 2010

• #9

xj-grin said:

I just guessed.

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WERD! That's what the clerk told me to do. She did say that 2000 lbs and over was a different class of trailer.

Them thar things hanging off the bumper are called urban sliders. They may have come from some material handling equipment. :greensmok