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Re: OT-what do use to haul tractors
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Posted by maplehillfrm,pat on July 29, 2006 at 20:21:54 from (170.215.215.143):
In Reply to: OT-what do use to haul tractors posted by Retcol on July 29, 2006 at 15:15:52:

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,
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