Posted by Aleuicius on July 09, 2020 at 14:14:36 from (69.132.8.190):
In Reply to: trailers posted by Farmall 656 on July 09, 2020 at 12:09:56:
Keep in mind the largest you expect to haul over the life of the trailer and what you have to pull with. A 10k#GVW 14' deck, 102" wheelbase, tandem 5k# axles, bumper-pull with the rear-wheel-to-trailer-wheels dimension close to your vehicle's wheelbase will allow you to haul a dually or small-to-midsize tractor and will back up easily. Of course, that would need a 3/4 ton. A 7500# GVW, single axle at 14' would be good all-around for a 1/2 ton. If hauling lumber at 16' is normal, a 16' deck . . . Well, you get it. You need to figure in a lot of your own factors before shelling out the coin. And as dbnga says: go with bolt-on fenders. These are easier to fix when the inevitable 'something' happens.
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