01-10-2012, 07:24 PM
Any motor smaller that 25HP did not need to be licensed, but the boat does. Larger than 25 you license both. As far as insurance, I don't care what size motor or boat, if it can do damage to someone else, I insure it.
You have a $200 Jon boat with a 15 hp motor on a trailer and that trailer comes loose and slams into a Mercedes or a similar, you gonna be able to cover it?
On the license issue, I don't think keeping the receipt is as important anymore but a part of the license they haven't got around to getting rid of. You are on record and they can get that info. My husband lost his Ut license and with the receipt as mention and $5 at the time, a new fishing license. Last year I lost my Idaho, no receipt, $10. got me a new one and second pole. Anymore with the net, I don't think it is that important.
Oh and the Idaho license is the size of a larger register tape...very nice. Credit card size would be awesome.
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You have a $200 Jon boat with a 15 hp motor on a trailer and that trailer comes loose and slams into a Mercedes or a similar, you gonna be able to cover it?
On the license issue, I don't think keeping the receipt is as important anymore but a part of the license they haven't got around to getting rid of. You are on record and they can get that info. My husband lost his Ut license and with the receipt as mention and $5 at the time, a new fishing license. Last year I lost my Idaho, no receipt, $10. got me a new one and second pole. Anymore with the net, I don't think it is that important.
Oh and the Idaho license is the size of a larger register tape...very nice. Credit card size would be awesome.
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