the issue with the bucket not being on the bed bothered me - I went for an 18' trailer to solve the problem - much newer and store away ramps.....
Now to figure out the tie-down points and if backing on is better....
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Now to figure out the tie-down points and if backing on is better....
I have A 66 c10 that I’m building and a 1968 small camper to pull behind it. Both going on air ride I’ll take a pic of the camper todayHaven't moved up to that level of RV yet! Started small many years ago with a 1984 trip down the ALCAN and the toys have been getting bigger ever since though. Sorry to stray off topic.View attachment 66887 View attachment 66888
fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
That C10 is nice. Those are hard to get and expensive in our part of the world - my brother ended up with a square body instead. To be fair, a part of the scarcity is finding one with the steering wheel on our side instead of your side - it's an expensive conversion.
Thanks bud. That’s pretty cool man, squares are very exciting expensive here as well. I’d love to have a right hand drive one
Just picked this LX2610 up today. My first tractor. Hauling it on my two year old 10k trailer that I use for my Jeeps.
Same thing i got when i bought My tractor, the tractor and the box grader. I waited a long time for the loader, third function valve, grapple, backhoe, and wheel spacers, I’m still waiting for my forks.
Here is my BX23S in my 12’ dump trailer. I have tried numerous positions, this seems to be the best to where I can trailer it with the gate on. One thing I do struggle with is the binder chains staying tight. I will have them very snug, very little play, but then after a trip, they will have loosened up a bit. Otherwise, works well. Pulled with an F150 that I hope to upgrade to a 250 someday
OK, not my trailer as I borrowed it from a coworker to bring the tractor home, but here's my B7500 with the loader and mid-mount mower deck in front of it and the blower and misc. parts in the truck bed.
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dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Locked and loaded this am. New trailer will hopefully arrive in a few more weeks.
Here’s mine. Rode across the country from Wash DC to Washington state
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Great minds work alike…. I had the same intent when I bought my dump trailer….Here's my BX25 in my dump trailer. It's an awesome combo. This dump trailer is a 10,000 lb with loading ramps. This was when I first got the trailer. I load it backwards now because frontways the backhoe hit the ground when I backed it out or drove it in.
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Unfortunately my tow vehicle isn’t equipped for gooseneck and the 10K dump trailer was the
largest bumper-pull they made….and is a half-inch narrower than my tractor rear tires. …so it didn’t work out.
I have an 18’ flatbed trailer tho’ and that does the job.