Gooseneck flatbed dump trailer

[ME83]

I currently have a 16' 14k bumper pull dump trailer, and it seems with a quarter of it's use I would be better suited with a longer flatbed. I have been looking at 25' gooseneck flatbeds, but it seems like a lot of money and in MA the registration is $20 per 1k lbs every year. For a 14k trailer that is $280 per year extra I would be paying for another trailer that I will only use a dozen or two times a year.

I haul hay, my 110 tlb, and various materials, prefer to stay around a 14k trailer, maybe up to 18k if 3 axles, but I want minimum 20' length, a deck over the wheels, and removable sides. I found one, 20' Gooseneck Dump Trailer , but I was hoping there were a few other companies out there who make similar. Any suggestions?

 

[schmism]

would be a decent trailer.... except....

chop #2500 lbs of steel off it and drop an axle and youd have a helva trailer.

 

[tommu56]

FD Series - Flatbed Dump Trailer

only in bumper pull though

but I'd call any way

 

[tommu56]

Trailer Registrations for Individuals and Fleets Countrywide - MaineTrailerRegistrations.com


legal or not?????

or try this thread

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/.../173837-just-registered-my-new-trailer-3.html

 

[Diamondpilot]

Trailer Registrations for Individuals and Fleets Countrywide - MaineTrailerRegistrations.com


legal or not?????

or try this thread

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/.../173837-just-registered-my-new-trailer-3.html

Many people do this and its legal. Just like large companies having off shore holdings, ect.

Legal loopholes.

Chris

 

[PapaPerk]

Corn Pro makes nice trailers.

Man that tax in MA is crazy. In KY we don't even register trailers!