How do you transport your tractor & batwing bush hog?

[two_bit_score]

Sounds like you have already decided. So why you asking us?! Lol!!!

The way I read his original post, he was asking for pictures of people doing what he was asking about.

 

[Soundguy]

my truck/trailer combo cgvwr is less than 26k

( I don't have the exact info as the truck stays in the barn at home.. ).. but know for sure it is less than 26k, and she's tagged as less than 26k, and in my name registerd as a passanger vehicle, not commercial. .. same as the trailer.

soundguy

 

[Duffster]

my truck/trailer combo cgvwr is less than 26k

( I don't have the exact info as the truck stays in the barn at home.. ).. but know for sure it is less than 26k, and she's tagged as less than 26k, and in my name registerd as a passanger vehicle, not commercial. .. same as the trailer.

soundguy

Must be a pretty light GN then Eh?

 

[RickB]

Drop the anger that I'm not doing what you want me to do. My mind wasn't completely made up, but I did have strong feelings that way.
BTW: It has nothing to do with "looks". Also maybe you missed the snowplow & 9' garage reasons for the 5th time. :confused2:
My original intent of the thread was is to see pictures of other truck & trailer combinations, like SLHawkins and LoneCowboy were able to show. From my original post:
They get it. You don't. Even though LCB uses and recommends a road tractor, he understands why I'm probably not going that route without being obnoxious. Hawk is towing a tractor and batwing with a smaller tuck. They are actually out there doing the work, which is more than we can say about you.
Maybe you should follow your own advice about thanking a teacher like you say in your signature because it's obvious your not reading what I say, just pushing your own agenda.

I'm not the least bit angry. in fact, the IH truck listed on eBay you linked to would probably work just fine.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Sounds to me like you want an F550. Try it you might like it. More Money, Less truck, but man they look good. I do like the scooter idea. hope my wife don't read that one, hard to look like a farmer on a scooter.

I ride my bike back and forth from the fields (3.5 miles away) when I don't have a ride lined up. It fits in the loader just fine to get to the field and tosses in the back of the truck just as easily if I need to pick the truck back up. A scooter would be great for longer distances as it would still fit in the loader easily but you would most likely need a ramp or a carrier in the rear hitch of a truck to haul it back and forth. I don't know how easily it would be to secure to a batwing mower compared to attaching to the loader or a special mount attached to the front of the tractor.

 

[foreman Etexas]

I know you asked for the tractor and shredder but I havent needed to haul it nothing to shred but I will be pulling a 36ft with [/ATTACH] I use the 24ft to pull the 5040 and 8ft shredder just pull it on there and the 7040 and 12ft I back it on the 36ft.

 

[Builder]

Nice looking trailer. Thanks for the pictures. :thumbsup:

 

[foreman Etexas]

Lamar 24ft with twin 7ks (those are 1800lbs alfalfa bales). Or just go with a YOTA

 

[Soundguy]

Must be a pretty light GN then Eh?

it's only a 14k rated single tandem. self cleaning dove, so no extra boarding there, deckover so no fenders, single front foot, not a dual. so yeah.. on the lighter side.

she can carry more than i can physically load on her lenght wise or height wise though, when it comes to hay or tractors.. so plenty good enough for what I need. not to mention i didn't WANT to get into something big like a 40' and dual tandems and have to worry about the cdl issue with a 20 or 21k ( tri axle ) trailer... not to mention maneuvering it would be a bugger for a long one, and if a tri axle, she's scuff more..

soundguy

 

[Duffster]

it's only a 14k rated

So your truck is under 12k GVWR?