trailer for B2920

[wdchyd]

If the LX470 is prewired for a brake controller then you should be able to install the brake controller in 15 minutes or less and remove it when you want it out of the way. In my Sierra Denali I afound that it fit well in an area between the bottom of the dash and the top of the floor board trim just left and below the AC controls. It is almost invisible there, I did not have to cut anything and it is easily accessed.

My 2007 Toyota 4 Runner was prewired for a brake controller, did your wifes SUV come with the factory pigtail ??..Easy Add-on.....My trailer is 16' and it works great with my tractor/SUV setup.....

 

[some zilch]

id drive it as well. ive walked excavators much farther than that

 

[donn12]

Does that B fit on the 16' trailer? It sure does look like it fits. maybe the hoe sticks out but I am pretty sure mine is longer than 16'.

 

[wdchyd]

Yep, Fits good......Bucket right to the front rail and BH tucks in....just right....

 

[MikeInEburg]

I can assure you that driving the tractor two miles would be WAY faster than than hooking trailer to truck, loading and securing tractor onto trailer and towing...
Mike

 

[whistlepig]

I would estimate it takes me about an hour to hook up the trailer, check the air pressure, load the tractor, scratching my butt trying to remember where my chains and booms are, and booming it down. And almost the same amount of time undoing all of this. I would drive the tractor the two miles.

 

[Armed in Utah]

2 miles ? I'd just drive it.

yept.......me too

 

[BrierPatch]

I agree with driving it, unless it is a really busy road, but doesn't sound like it. However, it is never a bad thing to have a good trailer. I have a 7000lb 16' tandem axel with brakes on both axles. Brakes are a great thing I highly recommend them. My truck was pre wired and all it took was pluggin in the brake controller. It took longer to mount the brake controller than to hook it up, wish I had got it sooner after seeing how easy it was to connect.

Here is a pic of a B2620(same as your 2920) on a 16' trailer. Fits perfectly

http://www.tractorbynet.com/photos/showphoto.php/photo/8211/size/big/cat/

 

[whistlepig]

I agree with driving it, unless it is a really busy road, but doesn't sound like it. However, it is never a bad thing to have a good trailer. I have a 7000lb 16' tandem axel with brakes on both axles. Brakes are a great thing I highly recommend them. My truck was pre wired and all it took was pluggin in the brake controller. It took longer to mount the brake controller than to hook it up, wish I had got it sooner after seeing how easy it was to connect.

Here is a pic of a B2620(same as your 2920) on a 16' trailer. Fits perfectly

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I agree 100%. I do have a trailer and rarely use it but I would hate to lose it. Our friends borrow it and use it more than we do. And that's just fine with me.