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01/15/07 10:46 PM
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CAJUN6
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At what point does a water craft have to have TX numbers. Length? Motor size?
Thanks in advance
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Re: BOAT LAWS
[Re: CAJUN6]
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01/15/07 10:50 PM
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RBarnett95
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Re: BOAT LAWS
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01/15/07 10:51 PM
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SteveHummert
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I believe that any vessel that utilizes any type of motor, electric or outboard, is required to have a TX number.....regardless of size
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Re: BOAT LAWS
[Re: SteveHummert]
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01/15/07 10:55 PM
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Steve_FBC
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Re: BOAT LAWS
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01/15/07 10:59 PM
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Steve_FBC
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As an aside, it staight when on Texas Public Water. So if you were going to be on private ponds or the likes, you wouldn't need to register it and get TX numbers. Unfortunately, I have heard that most places (BPS, Academy, etc) will not sell you a 14' boat without registering it to cover their rears. A friend of mine was trying to buy a john boat at BPS and they wanted hime to pay to get TX numbers, etc, even though he had private ponds he was going to use it on.
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2006 Skeeter 200SX
200 HPDI Yamaha
Any day fishing is a good day.
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