strum456
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Yeah...I think my car would tow 1000#.
Logistics Question: Local Pickup of a Backhoe and Getting It Home
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Yeah...I think my car would tow 1000#.
TemporaryKubotaOwnerMark
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Yep. According to Dodge (see the link I posted above), the "Maximum Trailer Weight" for the Dakota is 7200 lbs.
That's a bit more than 1000.
A Toyota Corolla is rated at 1500.
But I think the OP has lost interest.....
That's a bit more than 1000.
A Toyota Corolla is rated at 1500.
But I think the OP has lost interest.....
MossRoad
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Why would you think he lost interest? Its only been noon yesterday that he started the conversation.
4570Man
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When I bought my backhoe I had a trailer and the seller loaded it. If the seller is willing to load I think a U-haul trailer is about a hundred bucks. If the seller can't load it a rollback is about the only option with unknown resources on your part.
LD1
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Yep, a rented little utility trailer and tow it with the dakota.
