We illinois have to go through the gambit of getting a new sticker yearly but for trailers it's pretty cheap for renewal. Title transfers are another deal though.

We renew every year for trailers at $46.00 per.
I have the boat trailer and an aluminum utility trailer.

I'll also have to get a plate for the big boat when I'm done fixing it the way I want it so there'll go another 20 but that's ok

True North wrote:
We renew every year for trailers at $46.00 per.
I have the boat trailer and an aluminum utility trailer.

Can you back up the utility trailer? Serious question. Short trailers
are tougher than longer trailers.

On 6/18/2014 8:35 PM, Earl wrote:
True North wrote:
We renew every year for trailers at $46.00 per.
I have the boat trailer and an aluminum utility trailer.

Can you back up the utility trailer? Serious question. Short trailers
are tougher than longer trailers.


I went to my neighbor a few years back and asked that when he parks his
car to park on the other side of the drive so I can back in and out. No
difference for him really, but it make things a lot easier for me coming
in and out without a car across the street... He only parks there when
he has to and that is rare but happens cause he has three cars and likes
to work on them and wash them a lot, etc...

On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 5:35:39 PM UTC-7, Earl wrote:
True North wrote:

We renew every year for trailers at $46.00 per.

I have the boat trailer and an aluminum utility trailer.



Can you back up the utility trailer? Serious question. Short trailers

are tougher than longer trailers.

I find it a lot easier to back my Shoreliner double axle for the 22 than i do the single axle EZ-load for the 18

On Wed, 18 Jun 2014 18:50:32 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 5:35:39 PM UTC-7, Earl wrote:
True North wrote:

We renew every year for trailers at $46.00 per.

I have the boat trailer and an aluminum utility trailer.



Can you back up the utility trailer? Serious question. Short trailers

are tougher than longer trailers.

I find it a lot easier to back my Shoreliner double axle for the 22 than i do the single axle EZ-load for the 18

The size of the prime-mover also makes a big difference. Backing a boat trailer with the 4Runner was
a breeze compared to backing the same trailer with the Silverado. Turning radius makes a big
difference.

true. I was using a long frame Mercury station wagon. That little trailer is a bugger!