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Re: which one? Trailer for hauling Farmall A
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Posted by The Preacher on March 09, 2007 at 15:15:46 from (71.63.92.59):
In Reply to: which one? Trailer for hauling Farmall A posted by Brad in WA on March 09, 2007 at 15:06:24:
Depends. If that's all your ever going to haul, a small trailer with a high enough GVW rating will do fine, maybe a 7,000 lb. GVW dual-axle 16 ft. But, maybe you will aquire another Farmall, or something else. A 10,000 lb. GVW dual-axle 18 ft. might be a wise investment. But, you have to make sure you don't overload your truck. Check the maximum towing capacities of your truck to make sure your truck is capable of towing higher loads. You can risk overloading your truck and trailer, but it only takes one mistake to cause an accident. Try to be safe, and think about your needs. Not what you need right now, but what you might need in the future.
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