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Okay.. Just registered my boat to Missouri and they gave me a motor registration sticker, but didn't tell me where to put it. Ohio and Illinois never had motor registrations, so I never had to put a sticker on the motor before. And the DMV neglected to tell me where it goes.
thanks for any help..
pat
Missouri watercraft section 306.545 (Aug 28th, 2011) "The owner shall affix the decal to the outside of the outboard motor in a conspicuous place" I put mine on the engine cowl,(engine cover) left side of the engine at the top of the cowl.
I put mine above the water line, but not on the cover.....someone may steal the cover just to have a legal sticker on their motor
When I had my boat, I also stick it on the side of the motor cover.
Put it over the pee hole and it will keep the mud dobbers out of the water line............
RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by olesilverside
Hey thanks for the direction guys! Put it on today so I am all legal. Third state since 2008 the boat has been registered in. Don't plan on moving anytime soon!!!
Do you really want this BUNCH to tell you where to put your sticker ? I mean really ?
i put mine right on the back of the cover
Just registered my pontoon in MO boat was in IL and they did NOT give me a motor registration and said you do Boat only. thought I apply for title to motor as well?
I think the law has changed since this original thread was startedQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
thanks speck, little information on Mo site and license office said no but my boat owning bud's say yes. on site info it doesn't look like it. will call tho to make sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
You do need to register the motor!
Call the High Ridge office and they can tell you!
Boat , motor and trailer all have separate titles in Missouri.
Thanks barry but I have been on that site and it is not clear that you have a seperate title for motor. sent message to state office and waiting for reply. don't want to go to different office, could be a real mess if they want to charge me sales tax on that too after paying an incredible amount alreadyQuote:
Originally Posted by BarryG
Go to ask the agent he will tell you if he looks for sticker on motor or not.
The motor has to be registered and a sticker put on the left side.
it is a one time deal. We usedto have to pay periodically.
so you better check on it.
Electric trolling motors no longer need to be registered.
"Outboard Motor Decals
Are placed on a solid part of the metal housing and are valid until a change of ownership occurs."
Direct quote.
glad to see ya still kickinQuote:
Originally Posted by olesilverside
maybe he's not did not read the date??Quote:
Originally Posted by springhillwantabe