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Re: What type of trailer do you use?
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Posted by Garry on June 30, 2003 at 12:31:21 from (205.144.229.48):
In Reply to: What type of trailer do you use? posted by Willy on June 30, 2003 at 03:02:22:
I bought a 26 ft gooseneck with dove tail and fold over ramps this spring. I sold the two bumper pulls (one was reg and one over the wheels flatbed). I'm glad I traded up. I would say this is the best kind for me as I can haul two tractors and a piece of equipment if I need. I have a low sitting bed as the wheel fenders are above the deck and one tractor sits great with back wheels between the trailer fenders. You definately need brakes on both axles and heavy axles. The two ramps cover the entire width of the trailer and I can load narrow fronts easily.
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