Posted by Dr. EVIL on December 13, 2015 at 10:00:36 from (70.194.142.44):
In Reply to: Trailer Abuse posted by Dan in Ohio on December 12, 2015 at 14:29:26:
I looked at Country Mfg carts & wagons 30+ years ago. Never cared for their wood floors & sides. Was about ready to build my own tandem axle hyd dump cart several years ago when I found a PRONOVOST P-503 only slightly used for sale best offer at the local equipment dealer going out of business. All steel construction, tailgate like a full size dump truck, unlatches at the bottom to dump dirt, rock, mulch, unlatches at the top to lay down flat like a pickup truck. Very handy! Sides, front, & tailgate remove completely with only eight 3/8" x 2" bolts & nylon insert locknuts. Very handy cart!
My only wish is I wish I had a bigger one too! Something around 10,000# capacity.
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