2 trailers or 1 ?

[om21braz]

I have a trailer addiction. 30' GN 25K dual tandem, 24' 14K tandem axle, 16' 12K tandem with sides, 14' 14K dump trailer, 16' 7K aluminum tandem, 6x12' 3.5K single axle, 5x10' 3.5K single axle, 16' enclosed. So the question is 8 vs 1?:thumbsup:

You should see someone about your "TAS" = trailer acquisition syndrome LOL!

 

[Ken45101]

One or two is the question? :laughing:

I don't want to start counting!

Of course it depends on how heavy your biggest load is. But something big enough to haul a 9000# load isn't something you want to haul a 4 wheeler on. Of course, the trailer for the 4 wheeler wasn't quite long enough when we got a second 4wheeler.... or later wide enough for the RTV900

The older, smaller trailers aren't worth selling and come in handy occasionally, mostly for hauling firewood around the farm.

Then there is the dump trailer, and the old car hauler (initially for the tractor) which now serves as a hay trailer.

Not to mention the horse trailers....

 

[sklunk]

I guess I'm lucky:

My brother lives near me. I already own a 10K, 18-foot, dual-axle trailer. Last month he bought a 3500#, 10-foot, single-axle. Now we just lend our trailers to each other whenever we need one, and neither of us has to store (or pay for) 2 trailers!

 

[trook]

I use a 6x12 7k tandem axle for the zero turn mower, 4-wheeler, sand, mulch, etc. I use a 24ft GN for the JD 4320.

I have been thinking about a tandem axle 16' for the times i need to transport the tractor without the bush hog.

 

[Gem99ultra]

I too, have a little Snoco - exactly like yours except mine's black & silver. I use it for utility and hauling motorcycles on occation. Low to the ground with a drop tailgate. Perfect little trailer for utility purposes.

Now I'm lookng for a 20', perhaps a PJ, for my L3400.

Jim

 

[Oldmax]

I have three a 6'4"X16' tandem 7000 lb utility trailer to haul farm tractor on 1715 N/H, a 5'X8' 2000 lb to haul garden tractor, mulch and whatever on. and a 5'X8' tandem 7000 lb dump trailer. and would love to have an box trailer about a 6'X16'.

 

[om21braz]

Well it appears TBN has spoken. You need at least 2 trailers to be here LOL.

 

[some zilch]

i have a 3500lb single axle landscape trailer that it great for the atvs/lawn tractor/small stuff; and it is easily pulled by my little toyota truck. i also have the trailer in my sig, which when i need it, i need it; but if i dont, it stays home.

 

[deepNdirt]

I had this same issue up till 2 years ago, I used to have a 18' lowboy I hauled my old cars on, and also used it to haul my cut tractor, I also had a 5 x 8 utility trailer to transport my mower and for picking up small building materials etc, the 18' was over kill for such small tractor, and took up a large space in the yard... the 5 x 8 was not large or heavy duty enough for my tractor it being only single axle, after I had sold off my cars I really didn't have need for the 18' so I sold it and also sold the 5 x 8 and wound up getting the one I have now which is a 5.5 x 12' double axle , I add 18" dovetail to the rear of it making it now 13.6 long trailer.... yet large enough for hauling my cut Yanmar and implements and small enough to transport the ridding mower and a few other pc of lawn equipment, I no longer have to buy 4 trailer tags, only buy 2 now and takes up less storage space when not in use, this size works perfect for my situation:thumbsup: although may not for other folks,

 

[foggy1111]

16' Tandem Axel Flatbed
10' Aluma single axel utility w/side kit
8' Aluma single axel utility w/side kit
12' Enclosed Single Axel
Old snomobile trailer for water tote
(2) ATV Trailers
Tandem Axel Boat Trailer (23' boat)
Single Axel Boat Trailer (16' boat)
Jet Ski trailer

They all have a purpose and get used quite a bit. Im glad we have permenent trailer licenses here in MN tho.....:confused2: