Thanks for the heads up. I’ve got mine already but we may have some of white lightnings group procrastinating. Hopefully they’re following the thread even if they aren’t participating....
Colorado tag pro tip. They are hopelessly messed up this year. Bought a new utv last October and it took 4 phone calls and 5 months, plus 2 visits to my local DNR field office to get my tags straightened out. They got the mailing address wrong three times in a row despite having the paper work filled out perfectly and phone calls giving them the exact same information. A trip to the field office was needed. Took 5 months during which time my paid for tags expired.......they sent me this years at no charge.
All that said they were super nice but having massive transition problems. Thanks for the advise and we'll keep an eye out for them.Colorado tag pro tip. They are hopelessly messed up this year. Bought a new utv last October and it took 4 phone calls and 5 months, plus 2 visits to my local DNR field office to get my tags straightened out. They got the mailing address wrong three times in a row despite having the paper work filled out perfectly and phone calls giving them the exact same information. A trip to the field office was needed. Took 5 months during which time my paid for tags expired.......they sent me this years at no charge.
Now my Pioneer which required just one call to do tag renewal. Last year......its been in their system for several years now.....has taken two trips to the field office and two phone calls and still no tags which expired the end of March. I got some kind of temporary tag thing that said its good for 5 weeks cuz their screwed up.
Utah. Get on line, fill out form, tags arrived in a week. They use a private contractor.
I would call if your tags don't arrive. If they still don't arrive go to the Field office in Montrose and they will make it good. They are very apologetic and professional.
See if you were a nonresident it would be so much easier 😂. Go online, put in your make and address and pay, done.Colorado tag pro tip. They are hopelessly messed up this year. Bought a new utv last October and it took 4 phone calls and 5 months, plus 2 visits to my local DNR field office to get my tags straightened out. They got the mailing address wrong three times in a row despite having the paper work filled out perfectly and phone calls giving them the exact same information. A trip to the field office was needed. Took 5 months during which time my paid for tags expired.......they sent me this years at no charge.
Now my Pioneer which required just one call to do tag renewal. Last year......its been in their system for several years now.....has taken two trips to the field office and two phone calls and still no tags which expired the end of March. I got some kind of temporary tag thing that said its good for 5 weeks cuz their screwed up.
Utah. Get on line, fill out form, tags arrived in a week. They use a private contractor.
I would call if your tags don't arrive. If they still don't arrive go to the Field office in Montrose and they will make it good. They are very apologetic and professional.
Seizmik, really like mine. Lifetime warranty if you break them, even on a tree.
I think I have the cheapo Kolpin ones.... or somthing in the 29 dollar range.... I just replace them if broke..... think I only broke one so far..... set em loose enough to swing out of the way....
Yes, but only till 7:00 pm I think...at liquor stores.
Be mindful on spark arresters in the mufflers your running, make sure yours have them, if you get checked and you don't have them, it could be a long walk. They are forecasting another bad fire year coming up out West and they could be checking for that. I see where your in a red flag burn area.
