4-wheel wagon

[Davee]

I purchased a B2620 last spring and really enjoy the tractor. I have a FEL, tiller and MMM. We have just over 7 acres of abandoned christmas tree farm with fairly narrow trails cut throughout. I am looking for a small wagon to haul supplies to the back of the property. The wagon needs to be narrower than the tractor with about a 6 foot bed. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to find such a wagon? I've been following Craigslist, etc. without success for some months.

I've been reading threads for some time and appreciate the good information.

 

[remington270]

Why not just get a narrow trailer and hook it up to the tractor using a standard ball hitch like you would on a car/truck?

 

[creekbend]

Since the width of your tractor is 49 inches, I also would suggest a 4x6 trailer. I was going to suggest a trailer made from a truck bed, but that may or may not be too wide for your intended purpose. There are many different sizes of small trailers. If you want a used one, perhaps Craigslist might have one available in your area.

 

[Jeff F.]

A single place snowmobile trailer works great for me. I have a 4x8 bed and welded on 12 inch high sides.

 

[Branchchipper]

Try these guys in Montana: LMI Welding Quality Metal Fabrication

We have their large 4-wheeled trailer for use behind UTVs, but it would be great for a CUT as well. We added a hinged tongue jack with HD caster wheel, so it can be left parked at worksites, etc.- almost like a wagon.

(look on the "specialty custom trailers" page for the green trailer behind a Gator for the style I'm referring to).
Very reasonable price, great design and VERY heavy duty.

 

[smweatherman]

Nothing against trailers, but you asked about a wagon.
Maybe something like this would be a start.
Farm-Tuff Utility Trailer 2200-Lb. Capacity, Model# 03813 | Farm Utility Trailers | Northern Tool + Equipment

 

[RoyJackson]

I purchased a B2620 last spring and really enjoy the tractor.
I've been reading threads for some time and appreciate the good information.

That Farm Tuff wagon smweatherman linked to looks like it should fit the bill! It is a bit lightweight...doubt if it could handle the rated 2200 lbs for any length of time.

BTW,
Welcome to TBN!!

 

[Garybake]

Try these guys in Montana: LMI Welding Quality Metal Fabrication

We have their large 4-wheeled trailer for use behind UTVs, but it would be great for a CUT as well. We added a hinged tongue jack with HD caster wheel, so it can be left parked at worksites, etc.- almost like a wagon.

(look on the "specialty custom trailers" page for the green trailer behind a Gator for the style I'm referring to).
Very reasonable price, great design and VERY heavy duty.

Great web-business brainchipper. Looks like they are built heavy duty for off road use (rough terrain). Never know what equipment/stumps/rocks, you want to move.

 

[yelbike]

Nothing against trailers, but you asked about a wagon.
Maybe something like this would be a start.
Farm-Tuff Utility Trailer 2200-Lb. Capacity, Model# 03813 | Farm Utility Trailers | Northern Tool + Equipment

I have two of these on 7.5 acres. They work awesome. I made the bed with 3/4 green treated plywood. The only downside is the articulation in the frame. I couldn't figure out how to mount the rigid wooden frame to the steel articulating one. Not a huge problem for me as my property is mostly flat. You can even "train" these wagons together. Perfect for the kids.

 

[Branchchipper]

Great web-business brainchipper. Looks like they are built heavy duty for off road use (rough terrain). Never know what equipment/stumps/rocks, you want to move.

Built right there in Montana- that's a big deal in my book!

They put a lot of thought into the design; the 4-wheel trailer uses a beastly rubber-bushing-dampened rocker arm setup for the wheel set on each side; I have hauled ridiculous loads over nasty terrain, and haven't found it's limits yet!