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Thanks for the explanation, you should stop by my place sometime I may have some wood you could use.

Been a busy couple of days cooking. Smoked bacon ribs on the grill this time. On sale at Zhers. Full side for a good price. Dry rub dark brown sugar and koshar salt. In fridge for a couple of days. Turned out awesome. This morning was prepping cabbage rolls since I bought this basketball sized savoy cabbage at Chapel farms. 3 bucks for that beast. Meat ball subs for my dinner for the weekend.

Went to Home Hardware yesterday and Seafoam was $8.97 a can. Can't have to much of that stuff.

Woooow, this is looking awesomely delicious!

I’ve registered a few trailers as homemade. It’s pretty easy with small trailers. I’ve also slapped on old plate on with zip ties To bring a new boat or trailer home on several occasions. The odds you’ll get pinched are very slim. I’d wager 20 percent of trailers aren’t properly licensed, maybe more. Anyway as the guys above mentioned It really shouldn’t be very hard to do.

I built a trailer, went to service ontario and said I wanted plates for my homemade trailer, paid 40 bucks and got a plate and ownership. I think they may have told me to write the vin number they gave me on the trailer. You are not allowed to put your boat trailer plates on another trailer but it is fairly common practice to have one plate for multiple trailers. Works well if you have multiple home made trailers

I bet that if you walked along a mile of the 401 you would FIND a trailer plate! 😁

LOL.. "just drop by any MTO scale with your unlicenced trailer and have it weighed"...