None. Back then he didn't even have a setup like this. His was a drawbar across the lift arms with a hitch ball. Back then, they used IH 1700, 1800, 1900, and 2050's to deliver/tote them. The completed mobile homes had a castor on the front jack on the A-frame. he used to back up to them, lift his his balled arms into the hitch, lift the trailer, let it rip. The 12'x60' mobile homes were no big deal, but when they started building 14'x70' mobile homes, the front end of the N leaped off the ground every time, tires bouncing the whole time until he'd drop them out back of the side by side plants. No weights any time I ever saw home go. That was about 1973 or so. Now, I see huge MFWDs for 30' travel trailers...a place off of US20 and Indiana SR13 in Middlebury has two of them that they use...$$$
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