New Tilt Trailer With Kioti and Kubota on board Pictures

[nc redneck]

Just got it today from Kaufman 22 foot tilt. I knew it would be close if both tractors would fit. I love it when a plan comes together. For safety police only time I would load both is to mow one property I own 20 miles aweigh. No long tows with both tractors. Lots of room for one and a lot of other stuff though.

 

[TomSeller]

Nice fit. I bet you measured and double checked a few times. Good job!

 

[diesellineman]

What's the weight rating on the trailer? I've been looking around for a 10,000 pound one but they are tough to find.

 

[nc redneck]

15 K with $ 300.00 upgrade. 14 K at base price of $ 4090.00. Also includes 16 OC cross members LED lights and other stuff. I have owned a lot of trailers in my life. I think this was a great deal, will know for sure in a year or two.

 

[chubby]

Same trailer I am in the process of buying, but 451 miles away I have lots of questions about buying sight unseen. Does the tilt slam or is it a soft close? Is the wiring in a sealed harness? Wood treated? Current dated tires? Radials? Front tool box with lock? How long is "knife ramp"? Ball coupler adjustable? Dexter axles? Salesman is a nice guy but I am unsure of his knowledge about this product. Any answers would sure be helpful. Once that bad boy is in Delaware I know its mine and correcting issues will be entertaining! lol

 

[HappyOne]

Looks great!

I am also looking at a Kaufman tilt to haul my tractor and zero turn to a site we have to mow. Really like the tilt with 8' deck. I noticed your saying the safety police would frown at hauling two tractors? Not sure why if your tied safely and weight is properly distributed.

 

[nc redneck]

Well, uh, because they are the safety police.

 

[TomSeller]

Well, uh, because they are the safety police.

Landscape companies haul multiple pieces of equipment all the time on one trailer, often large equipment. Car transport trucks, etc the same thing.

 

[diesellineman]

I can't foresee you having any troubles hauling multiple pieces of equipment on one trailer, as long as you're not overweight and have everything secured properly. I don't know how the licensing works in NC, but here in PA if you are hauling a trailer over a 10,000 lb GVWR you have to have combination tags on your truck. The D.O.T is starting to come down pretty hard on guys pulling trailers with their pick up's.

 

[gtrippleb]

Same trailer I am in the process of buying, but 451 miles away I have lots of questions about buying sight unseen. Does the tilt slam or is it a soft close? Is the wiring in a sealed harness? Wood treated? Current dated tires? Radials? Front tool box with lock? How long is "knife ramp"? Ball coupler adjustable? Dexter axles? Salesman is a nice guy but I am unsure of his knowledge about this product. Any answers would sure be helpful. Once that bad boy is in Delaware I know its mine and correcting issues will be entertaining! lol

I've been looking at the 14k version of this trailer. According to Kaufman's website, 14,000 GVWR / 22 ft. Wood Tilt Equipment Trailer with Fixed Front Deck - Kaufman Trailers

1. Sealed wiring harness with lifetime LED lights is a $220.00 option.
2. 2 in. treated lumber for the floor is standard. I wouldn't think a trailer would be made with non treated lumber as it wouldn't last very long.
3. Standard tires are 235/80 R16 LRE (3,520 lb.) Not sure if these are radial or not.
4. Chain box with lockable lid standard
5. Not sure what you call a "knife ramp" but the trailer is 22 ft. (8 ft. fixed + 14 ft. 6 in. tilt deck with hydraulic cylinder)
6. Adjustable 2-5/16 ball coupler and pintle ring is a $50 option.
7. I can't remember what the salesman told me when I called, but it has 2-7,000 lb. e-z lube axles

Hopefully that helps answer your questions.

Greg