OT-what do use to haul tractors

Old tractors in your back yard will never keep you poor, but trucking them around the country will.

I haul mine on a gooseneck with 2 7000 lb axles, I went the car carrier route, 2 3500 lb axles, you wont get the M on there, if you are ever planning on hauling 2 or even just the M with out any trouble, I suggest the gooseneck route, yes it costs a little more but man the weight is where you want it, the turning radius is the greatest, and it tows like a dream. I also had deckover trailer the same size as the gooseneck, bumper pull,,but it didnt work very good with my 3/4 ton f250, I traded it in on my gooseneck after the first big tractor I hauled on it 656, the gooseneck hauls it like it aint even there,
here are 2 pics they aint the best but you get the idea, I love my gooseneck,

here is teh other pic, not so clear,thats a tn55 close to 5000lbs with a bushhog attached and still has plenty of room,, also these have brakes on both axles, you should too you wont be disappointed any route you go, its not how fast you get there but the stopping once you arrive thats important,

oh, and cheap, because this H is going to put me in the poor house.

My neighbor got this trailer as part of the deal when he bought a new tractor. He let me borrow it to carry my H up to the mountains. It's plate says the GVW is 8000 lbs. I could sure 'nuff feel the weight, but it wasn't at all uncomfortable. No wag.
The rear wheels are about a half inch short of being all the way in to fit between the fenders. Since the H and M are the same footprint (aren't they?) an M would have fit. Weightwise, too, I think, unless it had an awful lot of ballast. Wm
PS The ropes are just for the boxes, there are real chains and binders on the H.

My garage door opening is 7 ft tall. 103 inces wide, so no problem there. I doubt I'll be able to get the tractor in on the trailor, but the wife asked me where I'm going to put the trailor, and I started to panic, and came up with the ridiculous "Combo" answer to apease her until I figured out what I'm really going to do.

I'm a city boy with a small lot. Not like you farm guys with acres of land to lose yourself in.