trailer for JD 3033R
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two_bit_score
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- John Deere 110 TLB, Diamond C 19LPX GN trailer
Is it a tilt trailer?
cathy liebchen
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A 20 foot 10k tandem equipment trailer with electric brakes on both axles is what you need. No one ever said they wished their trailer was shorter
4570Man
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He only intends on hauling the tractor very sparingly. I’d hate to be dragging around a 18’ 10k trailer for other choirs.
Spindifferent
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No, I have an 18 foot car hauler with a dovetail and ramps.
Fallon
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I'm happy with my 22' deckover power tilt Diamond C. I upgraded from a 16' gravity tilt. Steel deck & 7k axles. Got it used at an auction, small local OEM. I assumed I was upgrading to another longer & nicer gravity tilt, but went another way. A gravity tilt loads a vehicle much nicer. No ramps, low angles, nice. But if you have any impliments (or machines) over 81-83", you have fender clearance issues. The back 10-20% of the deck isnt usable due to balance issues (deck needs to pivot dead center & that has to be between the axles). Can be resolved a bit with a small fixed deck up front. But the killer for me was loading other stuff. Fenders just got in the way. So I ended up with the deckover power tilt.
Deck angle is a lot steeper & a bit of a pain. The extra height makes chaining a little harder at times. Despite 80% of my hauling being the tractor I'd still go with the deckover though.