Posted by Brent Zappe on January 27, 2019 at 07:46:10 from (104.192.91.181):
In Reply to: Implement trailer? posted by GEO-TH, In on January 27, 2019 at 05:49:52:
There just one thing I need to ask. I know if you have the money you can find a nice low boy trailer which come in handy. I have a low boy trailer over here and it come in. when I need to haul that old cotton picker of mine to another flied. The low boy gives you that clearance you need for those high tractors and equipment. The only thing I hate about conventional trailer is when they are empty they like to bob up and down. I have two trailer over here. I have my first one I ever owned and it is torques axles. this one tows great loaded down and empty no wondering around as you tow down the road. The new one is a low boy with leaf's on it to tow the heavy stuff. tows great loaded down but empty well different story. Like to wonder around and jumps up an down going down the road. So you know what you are looking for on a trailer good luck in finding it.
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