Your towing rigs and trailers

[piercedtiger]

Nice. I got my 16' PJ Utility about a year and a half ago. I love it. Almost pulled the trigger on a number of other trailers before I found the one I bought. When I think about that, I feel like I really dodged a bullet. My PJ trailer has some trailer well thought-out features.

ETA: Obligatory pics:

I certainly love mine! The load is so much better balanced than my old trailer. Truck used to sag 2" or so with the trailer unloaded because it was so tongue heavy. I hardly notice sag even with a Chevy Venture or Ford Ranger on the trailer, let alone my little tractor! I no longer feel the need to get airbags installed, or require the adjustable hitch that stuck out so far it triggered my proximity sensors. The swivel jack means there's nothing hanging low in the front to drag as well. Heck, just being able to see the fenders during the day and their lights at night to know where the trailer sits is great! The brakes are a nice addition too. Makes me happy I planned ahead 3 years ago and got the max tow package (11 or 12,000 lbs) even though I really only needed about 4-5,000 for tractor or wood pellets.

 

[Xfaxman]

If anyone else has pictures from summer, post up :laughing:

How about some new baled hay and green grass from 2015:

 

[Nathaniel]

How about some new baled hay and green grass from 2015:

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Nice setup love the color of your RAM

 

[Xfaxman]

Thanks, it was my wife's 2011, 1 ton horse trailer puller:

She liked the color well enough that when we downsized the trailer, she traded it in on a 2016 3/4 ton, the same color:

 

[woody]

Can you take a picture of how you hooked up the equalizer hitch to the trailer. Most 14k trailers have too big of frames to mount a typical equalizer hitch chain grab. This may be the first one I've seen with that hitch set up. I like it.

I will, but just know I had to do some modifying to make it work.

 

[woody]

Can you take a picture of how you hooked up the equalizer hitch to the trailer. Most 14k trailers have too big of frames to mount a typical equalizer hitch chain grab. This may be the first one I've seen with that hitch set up. I like it.

Sorry it took so long but here are the pictures you asked for.

 

[terryknight]

load of walnut saw logs coming home

 

[Mikejeakins]

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load of walnut saw logs coming home

Nice setup.

 

[fried1765]

Can you take a picture of how you hooked up the equalizer hitch to the trailer. Most 14k trailers have too big of frames to mount a typical equalizer hitch chain grab. This may be the first one I've seen with that hitch set up. I like it.

I do not understand your question.

The Equal-i-zer hitch does not use chains.

I use an Equal-i-zer hitch on my 14K Quality Steel & Aluminum equipment trailer, and it fits/works just fine.

 

[woody]

I do not understand your question.

The Equal-i-zer hitch does not use chains.

I use an Equal-i-zer hitch on my 14K Quality Steel & Aluminum equipment trailer, and it fits/works just fine.

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