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Posted by the tractor vet on July 13, 2007 at 18:21:41 from (75.19.122.16):
In Reply to: Transporting tractor posted by Kevin H on July 13, 2007 at 11:00:47:
well as for me i would never ever thing about usen a car trailer behind a 1/2 ton pick up to haul anything bigger then maybe a farmall C thru a 240 and only if both axels had brakes and at least C range tires. and haulen and M nothing less then a 3/4 ton with a gooseneck . Already been down the road with the bumper pull trailers and after having a gooseneck there ain't anybody with enough money to get me to go back to a bumper pull . Back when i was buying and selling tractors and equipment i put a ton of miles on my old F350 and my 28 ft. gooseneck running over 4 states and it was as colse to drive a semi as one could get as far as handling and stopping power.
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