Best for Hauling?

[ShenandoahJoe]

I seem to be spending a lot of time hauling many loads of stuff from one place to another. Logs, rocks, mulch, compost, nephews.... Some sort of wagon would really come in handy.

What's the best thing to go with my B7300?

 

[CURIOUSGEORGE]

I seem to be spending a lot of time hauling many loads of stuff from one place to another. Logs, rocks, mulch, compost, nephews.... Some sort of wagon would really come in handy.

What's the best thing to go with my B7300?

A front end loader can become that strong friend you can depend on. :thumbsup:

But hold the Nephews.

 

[rdbrumfield]

Try this. Build to suit your size. I built a larger one a while back for my yanmar it worked well but I sold it. I built this one to suit the quad, it too works great for the chores around the place. Having the dump sure saves shoveling.

 

[Egon]

A dump trailer would work very nicely. Just make sure it is strongly built if you haul dirt or rocks as it's easy to just keep on loading. :laughing:

Also consider how you will hook up to the trailer after it's loaded.

And also remember the weight behind you going downhill!

 

[MESSMAKER]

Get a small utility trailer. You can put a ball on your drawbar and share it with your truck,car,tractor,mower. Lot of used ones out there. Harbor Freight has some bolt together ones that have a good reputation and are super cheap.

 

[Diamondpilot]

This has been the best trailer I have ever owned for use around the place. Cost $200 and will haul over a ton.

Chris

 

[LBrown59]

Get a small utility trailer. You can put a ball on your drawbar and share it with your truck,car,tractor,mower. Lot of used ones out there. Harbor Freight has some bolt together ones that have a good reputation and are super cheap.

Don't hook one of these up to a lawn tractor or riding mower .
Don't ask me why not.

 

[RalphVa]

Here's a picture of my mulch hauling rig: FEL and carryall with sides in the back. The back of the carryall is removable and also has a hinged section.

Ralph

 

[MarkV]

The nice thing about the four wheel trailers, like Diamondpilot shows, is the ability to unhook them and use the tractor to load them.

MarkV

 

[RoyJackson]

The nice thing about the four wheel trailers, like Diamondpilot shows, is the ability to unhook them and use the tractor to load them.

MarkV

Also you don't have to worry (too much) about how the weight is distributed of tongue weight.

 

[buck12]

This has been the best trailer I have ever owned for use around the place. Cost $200 and will haul over a ton.

Chris

Where to you purchase that little beauty? Whats the width? Thanks