Quote from: w3526602 on Today at 05:52 AMHi.
I once bought a NEW Suzuki 250cc 4x4 Quad, which was intended to drag a trailer carrying a 40 gallon (?) drum of water up a small mountain. I had the choice of taxing it at the Agricultural Vehicle rate (very cheap), which mean having it converted to "Street Legal", or "SECTION & EXEMPT", which limited me seven miles a week ... ONLY on a pre-specified route.
I chose to register it as an Agricultural Vehicle, which meant having a STREET LEGAL KIT fitted by the dealer, with a certificate to confirm it had been converted. That's side, tail, main beam, stop lamp and indicators, parking brake, and a METAL FUEL TANK. There may be more that I cant remember ... it was almost 40 years ago.
At THAT time, KEEPING HORSES was specified as AGRICULTURE, but did NOT include RIDING, BREEDING, etc. I believe that has since changed, so check it out before pushing your luck. Would keeping a dozen "chooks", for eggs and/or diner count as agriculture?
Similarly, the Planning Legislation permitted "LAND" to be used for any purpose (with some specified exceptions, such as motor racing and clay pigeon shooting), for 28 days in a calendar year.) Can anyone here clarify the current situation?
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PS Agricultural Vehicle insurance WAS very cheap. Still? I was paying £10 per year, for each of my 4x4 Quad, and Grey Fergie, but that was then. I won't mention my VW Beach Buggy, used for carrying bales of hay through the woods.
PPS I don't know if Section 7 Exemption still exists.
Quote from: pennerz123! on Yesterday at 07:32 PMPS do Pegasus doing any discounts for club membership?
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