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Originally Posted by Frank Lee
I wonder if anything that attaches to the hitch and has wheel(s) would be considered a trailer in the eyes of the law, necessitating a license for it? Wouldn't want to give them sum******* another nickel. 
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I'd guess that to be a state-specific thing, but I'm sure PA would require a licensure or some form of exemption for it. NY most likely would as well. Amazing, you used to be able to get a car inspected in NY w/o fenders on it, but powers forbid you forget to put your seatbelt on.
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