SilverbackMP
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Glad I live in Missouri--we may have to license trailers but I only pay $58.00 per year in real estate taxes on 50 acres.
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Glad I live in Missouri--we may have to license trailers but I only pay $58.00 per year in real estate taxes on 50 acres.
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Complaining... Trailer License $18 for 5 years... 1740 sq ft 1955 home on 1 acre $9400 property tax
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Personally, I would not let the "getting the tractor home" tail wag the trailer purchase dog.
With the way things are today I'd expect a dealer (asuming new tractor purchase) would happily deliver, if not would expect you can find one that will while matching the price.
If you have a need or will have a need for a trailer post purchase, then this is also a great time to buy, if dealer sells those as well go for deep discount as package deal.
If you think you might have a need and the likelihood is less than 50%, wait till the need arises and get trailer then.
Nothing worse than purchasing a trailer, registering a trailer and it sitting and rotting.
Joel
With the way things are today I'd expect a dealer (asuming new tractor purchase) would happily deliver, if not would expect you can find one that will while matching the price.
If you have a need or will have a need for a trailer post purchase, then this is also a great time to buy, if dealer sells those as well go for deep discount as package deal.
If you think you might have a need and the likelihood is less than 50%, wait till the need arises and get trailer then.
Nothing worse than purchasing a trailer, registering a trailer and it sitting and rotting.
Joel
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