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Sounds like the correct approach to me, but this is only my understanding and I am no tax professional and rely on CPAs to keep me legal. Not sure, but does that apply to those who own lots in a park. My parents owned a lot in Benson, and I dont remember them saying they were not allowed to be there full time. I seem to remember that some people stayed there full time. -
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It might not hurt to scale it with a certified ticket. At that weight I do not think you will have to but better safe than sorry. Try to scale it as dead empty it as possible. I am told trailers under 7500 do not need a safety inspection. Check like Kirk said. On my newest tow p/u if I had run just one more gallon of gas before scaling I would have been under a thresh-hold by about 8 pounds. I came out at an even 8000.lbs. I can't remember for sure but I think my tags would have been slightly less each year. -
Although we never met "in person" I remember the many posts that Jim made. Our condolences to the family. -
Thanks! I have a 2019 Airstream 25FB with curb weight of 5500 pounds. Maxes out at 7300 pounds. Should I get a Cat Scale slip within a few days of arriving in case an issue? I don't have one on hand but don't recall the VIN normally being attached though.....
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