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Will a port-a-pot qualify as a permanent installed toilet? I am adding a generator to the semi to power the microwave,small space heater... a small fridge wired to the trucks batteries and inverter. I have a pedestal foot pump sink with a fresh & grey water containers. Will the small heater & a fan ran off the generator qualify as a hvac not powered by the semi engine? Commercial hitch removed. Jackolope wiring converter & brake controller installed. 

Michigan 

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You can always try it. They probably want a regular RV toilet with a black water tank installed. You could always try to fasten a strap or chain to it and to the truck so show that it is permanently installed.

Do you have to go thru an inspection or just take pictures?

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Do they inspect it? I'm in Nebraska. They just asked me if I had this and that etc. and I said yes to enough things they gave me a mobile home plate. Then I had to go do all the stuff I said I did. 

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Got it titled as a motorhome in Michigan. I just made a list of all things done to comply with the Michigan definition, signed & dated, included the few receipts I had. I didn't have the original purchase price so they took a blue book value. 

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35 minutes ago, guytim said:

Got it titled as a motorhome in Michigan. I just made a list of all things done to comply with the Michigan definition, signed & dated, included the few receipts I had. I didn't have the original purchase price so they took a blue book value. 

See if the DMV will make you a copy of what is needed to comply. Keep that in a binder with your registration and insurance card. 

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4 hours ago, jenandjon said:

See if the DMV will make you a copy of what is needed to comply. Keep that in a binder with your registration and insurance card. 

In Minnesota, what is needed to qualify as a motorhome is available on line. But, you only need a certain number of the items listed. So having the receipts for what you did could still be helpful. I would put both the list and copies of the receipts in the binder.

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