Got heat?
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Feeling the Heat
I hate to say this, but "Get Wood" is being put on each side of the I beam. 
I had just enough letters left over.
I had just enough letters left over.ROFLMAO! That's great! I'm sure that'll turn heads!
One somewhat related question...in NJ, do you need plates for your splitter? A couple of buddies and I went in on a tow splitter and Massachusetts in all it's wisdom has made it darn near impossible to get a straight answer about plates, registering and trailer lights. Just curious...not that NJ laws apply here, but I'm wondering out loud.
One somewhat related question...in NJ, do you need plates for your splitter? A couple of buddies and I went in on a tow splitter and Massachusetts in all it's wisdom has made it darn near impossible to get a straight answer about plates, registering and trailer lights. Just curious...not that NJ laws apply here, but I'm wondering out loud.
got wood? said:
Well, to be honest, I'm a LEO. I've looked into registering the splitter with our DMV. It does not come with a title or certificate of origin, so it would have to be registered as a homemade trailer. Current trailer registrations in this state are $8+ depending on it's weight and purpose. I just never got around to doing it. Legally, it could be considered an unregistered vehicle.....and a summons could be issued for about $50. All depends if the cop is under his quota that month or if he really is trying to go for the toaster. ;-P
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