Gator and Trailer

[utfd704]

We are thinking about going for a gator and trailer for this year's AFG, Would this be concidered equipment or vehicle?

Any help is appreciated.

[BC79er_OLDDELETE]

Equipment.

[Tonyg26]

a delay in submittal may have an impact of our application.....here in NJ, we were extremely impacted by flooding this past weekend - many rescues, extracations, etc. We want to include these events in our narrative as a further statement of justification. Good idea?

[utfd704]

Would that further cap us at 5000.00 for a trailer as a transportation expense?

[utfd704]

a delay in submittal may have an impact of our application.....here in NJ, we were extremely impacted by flooding this past weekend - many rescues, extracations, etc. We want to include these events in our narrative as a further statement of justification. Good idea?

They used to keep a Duck at USCG Sandy Hook for storms like that, Don't know if they still have it or if there are any floating (no pun intended) around on the DOD surplus list that you could aquire.

[BC79er_OLDDELETE]

Trailers didn't used to be capped. Tow vehicles were, but usually if you're getting a trailer for equipment storage/rehab conversion purposes they didn't limit those. Reasonable yes, limit don't remember seeing one.

[utfd704]

Thank You for all of your help, There is so much to learn about the grant programs and I can't thank everyone enough for all of the education that is given through this site.

[neiowa]

They used to keep a Duck at USCG Sandy Hook for storms like that, Don't know if they still have it or if there are any floating (no pun intended) around on the DOD surplus list that you could aquire.

The only wheeled amphibs DOD has used in decades are the LARC series of the 60s. Obsolete for many years. On very rare occasion one comes thru the surplus system. Only version I've seen were LARC 60 which are 63' long 27' wide.