The only thing that tractors come with is a few gallons of fuel and a bill of sale from the selling dealer. I asked is there was a Certificate of Origin from Kubota, and the dealer told me that all they get from Kubota is the invoice showing the serial number. All I get from him is the bill of sale showing the serial number. I found this strange, but upon checking with Kubota, they told me that is the way it is in tractor land. Even my little trailer from Walmart came with a certificate of origin so I could get plates for it. The different states have different regulations on titles... MA insists on issuing a title for everything that has plates on it. At $50 per title, you know the reason. CT doesn't have titles on any motorized vehicle if it is older than 10 years and trailers don't have titles until they get to a certain GVW. Some states will not give you a replacement title for a vehicle over 10 years old... I ran into this problem when I sold a 1969 Corvair that originally had a NJ title and the title was lost. With every state being different, it is a paper work nightmare! Titles on tractors would just add to the confusion.. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
