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Posted by Mr. Kioti on September 04, 2002 at 17:13:46 from (64.217.218.104):
In Reply to: trailer posted by Ed on September 04, 2002 at 07:48:24:
Hey Ed, That sounds a little pricy to me but it depends on several things, quality of the trailer being one and the options. Some things to think about. A 8N Ford and a 5' mower will have the tailwheel on the mower hang off the back of the trailer on a 16 footer so in my opinion I would look at a 18'. A tractor with a front end loader will also take up the whole trailer on a 16' leaving no room for any type of implement except for something short like a boxblade and possibly not even that. If you ask me, and you did not, a 16' is a bit short for my purposes, I like a 21' myself but that is just me. I would say 18 at a minimum for dealing with tractors. For $2500 I would be looking at gooseneck trailers, especially if you are gonna haul a tractor with a front end loader, just put the bucket on top of the gooseneck. Werks like a champ. Around my area you can get a 16' tongue pull trailer with pipe top and brakes on one axle for around $1100 plus all the taxes. JMHO, K
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