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  1. 01-20-2013, 03:45 PM #1
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    Default New owner of an old M4700, questions on trailer size -

    I just bought a M4700DT w/ FEL and need to get it home. Sunbelt rents 12', 14', and 18' trailers with a GVWR that's sufficient.
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    Do y'all think a 14' would handle it? I've got an 18' that I need to get inspected, but I need to pick up the tractor next week I think.
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    My rides - '95 Kubota M4700 w/ PEC, LA1001 FEL :'07 B7610, LA352 FEL, Bush Hog SBX 48 box blade, '09 Woods BH70-X w/ 16" bucket and thumb, 3pt pallet forks, Dale Phillips PHD, Jinma 8" chipper, 2 Piranha's, Winco 12KW PTO generator, Howse plow, 5' KK tiller, 5' Big Bee cutter, with a 2002 7.3L Ford F350 CC DRW 4x4 and '07 18' Hudson HSE Deluxe trailer - 5 Ton to haul it all
    My saws - JD CS 62, efco 3500, Stihls - 021, 660 w/woods mod, 660 w/ DP muffler, 088, Woodmizer LT10
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    I just measured my 5100 at about 14ft with only the loader and tractor. So I'd load it on the 18 to be safe. Especially if you have a rear implement. I tow mine on a 22ft and it fills it up quick with a rear implement.
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    Default Re: New owner of an old M4700, questions on trailer size -

    Thanks - no rear implement (I missed out on my bid for the 5' Bushog that was sold at the same time).

    /edit - just spoke to Sunbelt, they only have a 14' locally.
    OrangeToys - was that 14' from the back of the furthest reach of the tractor to the tip of the lowered loader?
    Last edited by newbury; 01-21-2013 at 08:22 AM. Reason: more info
    My rides - '95 Kubota M4700 w/ PEC, LA1001 FEL :'07 B7610, LA352 FEL, Bush Hog SBX 48 box blade, '09 Woods BH70-X w/ 16" bucket and thumb, 3pt pallet forks, Dale Phillips PHD, Jinma 8" chipper, 2 Piranha's, Winco 12KW PTO generator, Howse plow, 5' KK tiller, 5' Big Bee cutter, with a 2002 7.3L Ford F350 CC DRW 4x4 and '07 18' Hudson HSE Deluxe trailer - 5 Ton to haul it all
    My saws - JD CS 62, efco 3500, Stihls - 021, 660 w/woods mod, 660 w/ DP muffler, 088, Woodmizer LT10
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