fred goodrich
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Scaled ok.
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rustyfarmall
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Yes. When you get the weight distributed correctly, the ride is SMOOTH.
Looks good, what do those tractors weigh and what is the gross weight rating of the trailer?
I need to buy me a goose-neck trailer for a 15k loader/backhoe and figured I would need dual wheels and double axles, those two tractors seem like they would be close to 15k, but I have no clue about Kubota tractor weights, just with the mini excavators, which I am a fan of.
George
Why in the world would it not ride like a dream. One can,t beat a combination like that. Kubota tractors and Ford truck. Good looking load. Cab L around 4200 lb and open M series 5200 or so , 9400 and say they had fluid in rear another 12oo lb so little over 10,000 probably.
Looks like a 15000 lb. Trailer to me. I
have a rig almost like it. Ford Super Duty
and all. My trailer is a corn pro. With
rubber axles it pulls great. But you will
need a 20000 lb. Trailer. You can buy
tires and rims heavy enough to stay with
single tires. Remember when your truck and
trailer get over 26000 lb. You are in CDL
territory.
have a rig almost like it. Ford Super Duty
and all. My trailer is a corn pro. With
rubber axles it pulls great. But you will
need a 20000 lb. Trailer. You can buy
tires and rims heavy enough to stay with
single tires. Remember when your truck and
trailer get over 26000 lb. You are in CDL
territory.
Kansas4010
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That little cab tractor looks like it'd be nice feeding cattle.
fred goodrich
Well-known Member
Yes Kansas has 180 hours on it, what would it bring out your way?
Kansas4010
Well-known Member
I wouldn't have a clue. I've never seen that one around here. It's only 50ish hp and 2 wheel drive which would hurt it. I feed with a 50 hp open station 2 wheel drive tractor so it'd work for me. Only having 180 hours is pretty rare. No wonder it looks so nice.
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