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ramblineagle 12-02-2012 20:04:58 66.43.235.66 Report to Moderator	any one that loads a narrow front end tractor with just two ramps must have a death wish. have known a couple of guys who did that, no longer living because they were to tight to spend the money for a third ramp. [Reply]   [No Email]
showcrop 12-03-2012 03:12:40 75.67.231.80 Report to Moderator	Re: New Trailer question in reply to ramblineagle, 12-02-2012 20:04:58   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see A little hard to believe, LOL. I saw a friend that is about twenty years older than me do it, and my immediate thought was "Wow! Slick!" So I quit carrying that bending in the middle plank. I have been loading this way for about twelve years, for about fifteen trips or thirty load-ups a year. I will admit that it probably requires a little skill and experience and confidence, and of course all safe loading and driving practices still apply. There are many pitfalls in trailer loading and unloading to watch for. I once convinced a friend who was unchaining while sitting on a spot where his trailer leaned to both the rear and side, to move to a level place and walk a few more feet. [Reply]  [No Email]
Chuck Heck 12-03-2012 03:26:57 98.102.161.2 Report to Moderator	Re: New Trailer question in reply to showcrop, 12-03-2012 03:12:40   This Coyote trailer, made in Ohio, I ordered this spring works great for me! [Reply]  [No Email]
JoeM(GA) 12-04-2012 16:52:17 99.110.235.192 Report to Moderator	Re: New Trailer question in reply to Chuck Heck, 12-03-2012 03:26:57   I'm with Chuck, full width is the way to go, allows you to load anything from a wheel barrow up. I load my 7,200 lb Cane tractor on mine no problem. Look into hydraulics, I promise you, those ramps grow heavier with age(yours that is!) My trailer is a 96 model and those ramps have really took the abuse! [Reply]  [No Email]