Seven Gables
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2019
- Messages
- 607
- Location
- Northern lower Michigan
- Tractor
- jd 5115m , Ford 545D, Kubota M8540, NH t4.105 , Ford 5030, Ford 4830, NH TN 95FA, Volvo EC60E
Nice trailer! My poor old trailer can barely handle one full tote.Today's seat time was getting my fire fighting kit all ready to go. This new to me trailer allows me to carry another IBC and still have about 2 ft at the end to put the pump, hoses and what not.
About 550-ish gallons of water and a small gas pump.
Hopefully I don't need to use it.
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It's indeed a nice trailer. Just recently discovered that they built this model of trailer as a 5 ton trailer, then derate it to 3 ton in this case. Even the towing eye has a 6 ton rating.Nice trailer! My poor old trailer can barely handle one full tote.
Nice looking logs! Soft maple? (AKA red)This weekend I loaded up some logs to sell to the local pallet mill.
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Why, what for. It's on public display when ever you drive.Nice looking logs! Soft maple? (AKA red)
At the risk of sounding paranoid (I am)
I like to block out my plate# before posting pictures.
I know. Still, there are instances where people use them for nefarious means.Why, what for. It's on public display when ever you drive.
Avoid posting photos of your car online: Your digital footprint can give criminals everything they need to clone your plate. Photos you post on social media that show your license plate, especially when tagged with your location, make it easy for fraudsters to copy it
It's hard maple. It had the top broken out last year in a storm. I was a little sad to cut it down. It was in the very first picture of the house we live in when my dad was building it in 1971, and I remember my dad tapping that tree for years when he was doing maple syrup.Nice looking logs! Soft maple? (AKA red)
At the risk of sounding paranoid (I am)
I like to block out my plate# before posting pictures.