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I need to know the weight of my trailer to register for a license. Is there an easy way to know this without taking it to a weigh station and then subtracting the dry weight of the boat? I have an EZ Loader double axle carrying a 2010 Nautique 216V. I didn't see the weight listed on the trailer stickers - just the capacity. Thoughts?
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Ohio stinks for registering trailer. You have to go to a scales, get trailer weighed(without boat on it) and make sure you get a certified weight slip. Then take the certified weight slip with you to the BMV. I have had to do this several times. -
I am also checking with EZ Loader to see if they can provide an MCO/MSO (manufacturer's certificate of origin) for my trailer.Last edited by tflradio; 07-11-2016, 12:09 PM.Comment
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Was able to get a Weight certification from EZ Loader that verifies the Serial Number and Empty Weight, Carrying Capacity and GVWR Weight!.
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Sounds like you have it figures out, but for anyone else needing an estimate of trailer weight just take the GVWR and subtract the carrying capacity, that's your trailer weight.
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I put e load on my single axle with ssn / san. Came with c load.... I put d load on my 1986 sn2001.
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