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Re: Hauling a wide front farmall m
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Posted by old on May 10, 2007 at 09:47:22 from (4.244.6.48):
In Reply to: Re: Hauling a wide front farmall m posted by georgeky on May 10, 2007 at 09:27:34:
Ya I figured that, being a retired trucker I my self prefer 5th wheel over goose necks any how. Plus I have 3 types of hook ups on my truck. Bumper, goose neck and 5th wheels. Been thinking about putting on pindle hitch also but don't know if I will or not. If I do get back to that trailor I built I'll also be moveing the axles so that they will be under the bed instead of haveing fenders sticking up and being in the way. At this time its 18 foot long, the bed that is and 8.5 foot wide. All three axles are set up for brakes but I'm sure they don't work at this time but thats just a matter of playing with them and maybe replaceing a magnet or 2
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