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thanks for answering my question.
we call them license plate numbers.
1st time I heard of them called rego numbers
 

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thanks for answering my question.
we call them license plate numbers.
1st time I heard of them called rego numbers
Every year vehicles have to be registered ....actually you can do it for 3 months at a time , and we get a
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registration card that goes on the inside of the screen , NBE826 is the licence plate # and the date is the expirery
We can put the rego on hold for 3 months or more , which is free , if the vehicle is not being used ....like some peeps have ... maybe a convertable they only use in summer .
Diesel vehicles also display milage because they have to pay road user tax ( petrol vehicles pay this at the fuel pump ) because farm vehicles and industrial motors that dont use the road dont pay road tax . Tough for anyone putting petrol in a boat or any other petrol motor ....yeah we have to pay road tax to mow the lawn.
 
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Every year vehicles have to be registered ....actually you can do it for 3 months at a time , and we get a
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registration card that goes on the inside of the screen , NBE826 is the licence plate # and the date is the expirery
We can put the rego on hold for 3 months or more , which is free , if the vehicle is not being used ....like some peeps have ... maybe a convertable they only use in summer .
Diesel vehicles also display milage because they have to pay road user tax ( petrol vehicles pay this at the fuel pump ) because farm vehicles and industrial motors that dont use the road dont pay road tax . Tough for anyone putting petrol in a boat or any other petrol motor ....yeah we have to pay road tax to mow the lawn.
Had to Google a blade, they would be hard to get here. A blade master would be a handful of fun. And yea we pay road tax to cut grass as well.
 

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Had to Google a blade, they would be hard to get here. A blade master would be a handful of fun. And yea we pay road tax to cut grass as well.
Yeah , mine's a master , 2GR-fe , we had the 2,4l with the cvt , it was a good car ....untill I wrote it off :D . The master is pretty cool , bit of torque steer when you peddle it at lower speeds , makes overtaking a bit of a wrestle with the steering wheel . My only beef is that its woefully slow to react to the shift paddles . if I bury the right ( only ) foot you have to hit the up paddle as the tach goes past 4 grand and it only just misses the rev limiter ( 6250rpm ) when it does eventually change up . I love it
 

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Was my parents place, bro has it now. Uses it for hunting, extended family stays etc.
It's been 3 years since a farmer cut the hay and that's when the deer stopped crossing. So bro decided to mow the back section. I've shot alot of deer off that field throughout the years. "My spot".
Just put a trail cam up there with a Herd 360 solar panel. No deer yet. 120 acres, 60/40 woods/field split....Screenshot_20261014_213850_Reveal.jpg
 

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Was my parents place, bro has it now. Uses it for hunting, extended family stays etc.
It's been 3 years since a farmer cut the hay and that's when the deer stopped crossing. So bro decided to mow the back section. I've shot alot of deer off that field throughout the years. "My spot".
Just put a trail cam up there with a Herd 360 solar panel. No deer yet. 120 acres, 60/40 woods/field split....View attachment 420475
is that a Coyote ?
 
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