looking for trailer GA

smokinz51 · Jul 1, 2011

I just bought a Kubota L3200 with BushHog and Allpurpose. I have not FEL. I will be pulling it with an 08 Avalanche with Z71 package

I think I need an 18-20" trailer. I like the tilt idea on the trailer, second would be slide under ramps.

But I cant seem to find any near me. Any ideas on where to look for a trailer near Winder GA, 30548?

crbr · Jul 1, 2011

There is a place in or near Baxley GA. A couple of guys that worked at Hatch went into the trailer mfg business. That have excellent quality of products.

Down2EarthTrailers Manufacturer of Agricultural,ATV/Car/Equipment/Landscape Haulers,Cargo/Enclosed/Custom/Dump/Gooseneck/10Ton Trailers

Personally, my opinion is that a tilt trailer is more for the line of a smaller machine. For your machine, I'd consider an 18' with ramps.

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ajmbonaire · Jul 1, 2011

Smokin, I sent you an email reference my 20' trailer that is available.
AJ

Agrantina · Jul 1, 2011

smokinz51 said:
I just bought a Kubota L3200 with BushHog and Allpurpose. I have not FEL. I will be pulling it with an 08 Avalanche with Z71 package

I think I need an 18-20" trailer. I like the tilt idea on the trailer, second would be slide under ramps.

But I cant seem to find any near me. Any ideas on where to look for a trailer near Winder GA, 30548?

I paid $2550 for this 20ft - 10k in March. Trailer brakes, jack and ramps... Bought in Jackson TN...To far for you, but gives you idea what they are worth around here...

AndyG

Diamondpilot · Jul 1, 2011

Really think about the tilt before you do it. I know a guy with one and while its maybe 3 minutes quicker to load and unload compared to may 18' with rear slide in ramps, it does have its down side. His biggest complaint is he can not load something then the tractor. He likes to take his box blade, grader blade, and his disc on the 3 point.

Just think it out first. They are great trailers for some but its hard to beat a flat 18' or 20' flat deck low boy trailer for things like cars and tractors. Slide in ramps are great also. I do not like stand up ramps because I sometimes haul longer than the trailers length.

Chris

smokinz51 · Jul 1, 2011

crbr said:
There is a place in or near Baxley GA. A couple of guys that worked at Hatch went into the trailer mfg business. That have excellent quality of products.

Down2EarthTrailers Manufacturer of Agricultural,ATV/Car/Equipment/Landscape Haulers,Cargo/Enclosed/Custom/Dump/Gooseneck/10Ton Trailers

Personally, my opinion is that a tilt trailer is more for the line of a smaller machine. For your machine, I'd consider an 18' with ramps.

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I appreciate the insight to the ramps. The biggest trailer I have had in the past is for my old bass boat.
Thanks for the link too

smokinz51 · Jul 1, 2011

Agrantina said:
I paid $2550 for this 20ft - 10k in March. Trailer brakes, jack and ramps... Bought in Jackson TN...To far for you, but gives you idea what they are worth around here...

AndyG

perfect, thank you

smokinz51 · Jul 1, 2011

Diamondpilot said:
Really think about the tilt before you do it. I know a guy with one and while its maybe 3 minutes quicker to load and unload compared to may 18' with rear slide in ramps, it does have its down side. His biggest complaint is he can not load something then the tractor. He like to take his box blade, grader blade, and his disc on the 3 point.

Just think it out first. They are great trailers for some but its hard to be a flat 18' or 20' flat deck low boy trailer for things like cars and tractors. Slide in ramps are great also. I do not like stand up ramps because I sometimes haul longer than the trailers length.

Chris

that is what I was think too about the ramps. Appreciate the info