Licensing

[irvingdog]

I was just given a Honda Big Red 3 wheeler. It seems like the perfect little thing to tug a dead deer out of the woods, or especially, ice fishing.

Do I need to get this thing licensed to perform these tasks for me? It's not gonna be a trail rider. It literally won't see the light of day accept for these 2 purposes. Free toy, and I'm trying to keep it as cheap as possible.....

[efgh]

You can drive it any where on property you own that your residence is located on, any other property you own apart from ypur res. you need a liense, a c.o. would issue a ticket in the woods or on a lake if he finds you.

[SomethingFishy*]

You would need a liscense if used on public lands/waters.

Just go buy the liscense, you only need to purchase them every 3 years.

[Greg T]

I thought I heard once they wanted you to license your ATV even if you only use it on your own property. Is that true or did I dream thet up?

[knoppers]

GoBabyGo

I know most snowmobiles, but the one in your avatar has be stumped, what is it?

[Dave]

Guys, just pick up a copy or look online at the OHV regulations.

ALL ATVs operated in Minnesota must be registered with the DNR, even if used exclusively on private property.

[irvingdog]

I'm never afraid to ask a dumb question.

Thanks all.

[Black_Bay]

Get it licensed. You won't get in trouble with the law. It isn't that expensive and as stated it's good for 3 years.

BTW the sled looks like a Rupp Nitro to me.

[ChuckN]

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I know most snowmobiles, but the one in your avatar has be stumped, what is it?

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Looks like a 1976 Rupp 440 Magnum L/C.

[Greg T]

76 nitro, but just the 340...got it for free if you can believe it... also acquired 73 magnum, but the free air 440 was replaced at some point.