Posted by Al L. in Wisc. on January 23, 2011 at 08:02:19 from (216.226.92.67):
In Reply to: Tractor hauler posted by Craig45 on January 22, 2011 at 06:53:33:
You stated "One at a time." I had an electric H & H for a few years; sold it for $75 less that I paid for it, it was wonderful. No ramps so: no rear overhang problems as there are not ramps sticking up in the air that can limit what you may occasionally haul, i.e. tractor w/implement. Row crop tractors load great. Those ramps can be heavy, as my now late 70+ year old dad was finding out. He thought I did good. This fall I purchase a used trailer -twin is what the link shows- at a consignment auction. Bidding was going on as I approached it...I thought I"ve spent this many $$"s more foolishly so...I came out of Iowa with the trailer. It had a hard life in the Hawkeye state and it shows the hard use, but nothing that can"t be fixed. My opinion, if you can find a used one or buy one of these new, you will be really happy. If a rental business has one, I suggest trying it out. That was my first experience with this brand and the tilt bed sold me right away. Good luck w/your search.
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