TX RV and trailer owners are in trouble.
Read that Tx has a law that all trailers over 4500 lbs must be inspected. Starting this month and after, you have to show proof to get the new tags. Just one more deal to get your cash. Tx trailers h...
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How can your RV be inspected if you can't get it to an inspection station?
Wife and I live outside San Antonio and are destination campers -- we find a place we want to go and hire a commercial hauler to move it. We use it as a getaway place near the beach when weather and our work schedules permit it.
We just moved the FW into an RV park at the coast less than two weeks ago. Today I got my registration renewal with the requirement to have the RV inspected.
How the heck am I supposed to do that with my RAM 1500 which won't tow my 13K trailer? Am I going to have to pay someone to move my RV to an inspection station so they can check the lights and brakes?
Forget the inconvenience of disconnecting everything I just hooked up -- leveling, cable, sewer, water, etc. Just getting the RV out of the park, to the inspection site, then back into a RV park space is going to cost me quite a bit of money, all for a $7.00 inspection sticker.
I wonder if I can just hire somebody who is authorized to issue the license to come to my campsite?
Wife and I live outside San Antonio and are destination campers -- we find a place we want to go and hire a commercial hauler to move it. We use it as a getaway place near the beach when weather and our work schedules permit it.
We just moved the FW into an RV park at the coast less than two weeks ago. Today I got my registration renewal with the requirement to have the RV inspected.
How the heck am I supposed to do that with my RAM 1500 which won't tow my 13K trailer? Am I going to have to pay someone to move my RV to an inspection station so they can check the lights and brakes?
Forget the inconvenience of disconnecting everything I just hooked up -- leveling, cable, sewer, water, etc. Just getting the RV out of the park, to the inspection site, then back into a RV park space is going to cost me quite a bit of money, all for a $7.00 inspection sticker.
I wonder if I can just hire somebody who is authorized to issue the license to come to my campsite?
