Dave Eklund
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brought a few tractors home tonight from a show wanted to see how these two road together on the trailer
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Dennis in NC
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how long is that trailer? i need to haul same size load.
Is your trailer 106" wide? Seems like you have a few inches to spare.
How fast do you run on Rt 2 (divided highway for those out of state)? Can't imagine my 660, with your duals, fitting on my 96" wide trailer. Might take it to Dublin this year.
Here's my 650 riding on a trailer for 400 miles in Canada, NYS, and Massachusettes. It's a good thing I didn't get caught twice with my hand up as high bidder.
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How fast do you run on Rt 2 (divided highway for those out of state)? Can't imagine my 660, with your duals, fitting on my 96" wide trailer. Might take it to Dublin this year.
Here's my 650 riding on a trailer for 400 miles in Canada, NYS, and Massachusettes. It's a good thing I didn't get caught twice with my hand up as high bidder.
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Dave Eklund
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Wardner It was a good load wasn't the first time the trailer has had two 9's on it dragged two parts tractors back from NY last summer but this was a little more of a load thinking of putting a third axle under the trailer. I don.t beleive the trailer is 106" wide think it has 96" wide deck with 1.5" rub rails on each side never measured it I know the deck is 28'with a 4' beaver tail
Now that is not legal! Wait to you get the forum hauling police on this one. :roll: I did about the same thing this weekend. I hauled my SMTA (7500#) and Case 400 (6500#) to a pull. 14k trailer with a F-250. It worked just fine, but you can sure tell the difference between one and two tractors!
Nebraska Cowman
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Those are really NICE! I like those knobby tires!
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