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Re: What style traler to get?
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Posted by Coldiron on April 10, 2005 at 07:49:54 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: What style traler to get? posted by Jdman60 on April 10, 2005 at 04:04:04:
I have hauled tractors, hay, junk and gunk for a lot of years. What I have now is a 20` 10K lb tilt trailer with a drop axel, underslung springs that rides low to the ground. It is safe to load and unload a tractor because of the tilt with less angle of climb and easy to work off of because it sits low. It has 16" trailer tires and because of the tall fenders the left one is hinged so a car door can be opened instead of climbing out the window. I have an 8K winch on the front and a plug on the rear bumper for easy power to it. It is a straight flat bed without the beavertail. She is my fourth flatbed and love to haul with her
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