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Re: How long a trailer for 2 Farmall Ms???
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Posted by Binder-Man on February 06, 2003 at 17:35:06 from (216.166.203.88):
In Reply to: How long a trailer for 2 Farmall Ms??? posted by FM on February 06, 2003 at 15:18:21:
Hi Mike, I have a 25 ft. goose neck,20ft. deck and 5ft. beaver tail,96 inches wide, I haul my 1939 M and my 1937 F-20 on. I back the 20 on and cock the front end over and drive the M on so motors are side by side. I figure close to 10,000 for load,(ball park figure) I wouldn't want any thing shorter or narrower. I've seen some real death wishes when it comes to tractors on trailers, better safe than sorry!! Hope this helps Mike, " KEEP EM CRANKIN" Binder-Man
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