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    Cub campers

    How many here use the earlier cub campers? The rego shows it as a trailer so no inspection is required, so my question is this...because it is recognised as a trailer is separate insurance required or like a trailer is it covered by vehicle insurance? Who covers theirs under a sepaeate insurance policy? Jim
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    You may find it is now classed as a camper trailer, the law changed a while back and you may need a blue slip and a check every year.

    How long has it been out of rego

    Also if you do have an accident, the vehicle insurance won't cover the camper section of the trailer.

    Baz.
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    Hi Baz. Cub is currently registered and rego states no check required. Jim
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    Hi Baz. Cub is currently registered and rego states no check required. Jim
    If the trailer/camper weighs more than 250kg. then it needs a yearly inspection in NSW and costs around $150+ for rego, under 250kg. costs around $50+ and no yearly inspection. Ring the RTA to confirm, if no plates and has been unregistered for a while a blue slip and weighbridge ticket is also required, Regards Frank.

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    I have the current rego papers. Rego was renewed 0n 23 April this year. Tare weight of 340kg and notofication that inspection not required (NSW). Jim
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    I have the current rego papers. Rego was renewed 0n 23 April this year. Tare weight of 340kg and notofication that inspection not required (NSW). Jim
    Send us a copy of your rego papers and I'll take them down to my local RTA office and use them to argue why my 310kg trailer was not eligible for cheap rego ($50+) and no annual inspection and ask them to refund the cost of weighbridge ticket and blue slip, would be much obliged, Regards Frank.

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    Hi Tank. PM me with a fax or email address and I will send copy with personal details blamked in case they start to charge me. Jim
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    Hi Tank. PM me with a fax or email address and I will send copy with personal details blamked in case they start to charge me. Jim
    Jim, thanks, PM sent, Regards Frank.

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    I had a scrap here in ACT because the inspection station wrote 'camper trailer' on the inspection certificate.

    Our RTA argued "it is either a trailer or a caravan. If you can sleep in it, it is a caravan"

    So, it is registered as a caravan and costs around $160 a year. A trip over the weighbridge came up with 400kg - which was about 100kg more than I expected and what the compliance plate said...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tank View Post
    If the trailer/camper weighs more than 250kg. then it needs a yearly inspection in NSW and costs around $150+ for rego, under 250kg. costs around $50+ and no yearly inspection. Ring the RTA to confirm, if no plates and has been unregistered for a while a blue slip and weighbridge ticket is also required, Regards Frank.
    AFAIK it is 750 kg laden or have brakes then it needs inspection, hence smaller trailers need no inspection and have cheaper. I never heard of the tare weight being the decider, but if you ring four different RTA branches you usually get four different answers.

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