Posted by randallinMo on August 01, 2008 at 08:10:44 from (216.74.200.174):
I recently built a 10 ft. dump trailer out of an old Ford F350 ton truck. Due to the frame configuration the tongue of the trailer is lower than I would like. The trailer slopes to the front. When I raise the hoist the bed does not have enough slope to it in my opinion to effectively unload properly. The hoist was mounted as far to the rear of the trailer as the frame would allow. If I use a 3 pt hitch drawbar on my 4020 to raise the tongue of the trailer, this allows the bed angle to increase enough so as to unload properly. I am concerned that when the trailer is loaded, it will make the front end of the tractor too light. How much weight can you safely put on a 3 pt hitch drawbar?
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