New B3030

[aesanders]

Brian (or anbody else with a b3030 tlb setup), do you know what length of trailer you need to haul the b3030 with loader and hoe?

By the way, very nice setup.

 

[aesanders]

Brian (or anbody else with a b3030 tlb setup), do you know what length of trailer you need to haul the b3030 with loader and hoe?

By the way, very nice setup.

 

[Stef]

aesanders, I had a 16' and it was tight. IMHO, 18' would be a good fit. On the pic is my B3030 TLB on a 16' dual axle aluminum trailer.
As you can see, you have some options:
<ul type="square"> 1) you could curl the loader bucket over the front of the trailer or
2) (the picture) you turn the backhoe sideway so you can close the tailgate
3) if you don't have a tailgate, you could let the backhoe straight but it'll go beyond the rear of the trailer
4) you buy a longer trailer (like my dealer on the 2nd pic) [/list]

 

[Stef]

aesanders, I had a 16' and it was tight. IMHO, 18' would be a good fit. On the pic is my B3030 TLB on a 16' dual axle aluminum trailer.
As you can see, you have some options:
<ul type="square"> 1) you could curl the loader bucket over the front of the trailer or
2) (the picture) you turn the backhoe sideway so you can close the tailgate
3) if you don't have a tailgate, you could let the backhoe straight but it'll go beyond the rear of the trailer
4) you buy a longer trailer (like my dealer on the 2nd pic) [/list]

 

[Stef]

One of my dealer's trailer... a 20'. As you can see, you have enough space to lower the backhoe on the bed (safer that way).

 

[Stef]

One of my dealer's trailer... a 20'. As you can see, you have enough space to lower the backhoe on the bed (safer that way).

 

[aesanders]

Thanks Stef,

Looks like a 18" or 20" would be an easier load.

 

[aesanders]

Thanks Stef,

Looks like a 18" or 20" would be an easier load.