Trailer for Kubota B2320/B2620: Tight spaces
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flusher
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Easy solution that will solve your "tight space" problem:
- Drag your truck, trailer and tractor load up to your camp in the woods (remembering, of course, to bring a few gallons of mosquito repellant).
- Unload the tractor and other stuff you're hauling on the trailer.
- Unhitch the trailer from the truck and get the truck out of the way.
- Use the ball hitch that you've installed on your FEL bucket--here's the one I rigged onto my Mahindra 5525 (a couple of 3/4" bolts welded to the reinforcing plate on the top of the bucket to carry the 2" receiver)
- Hitch up to the trailer and maneuver it with your tractor to get it pointed in the return direction.
- Drag your truck, trailer and tractor load up to your camp in the woods (remembering, of course, to bring a few gallons of mosquito repellant).
- Unload the tractor and other stuff you're hauling on the trailer.
- Unhitch the trailer from the truck and get the truck out of the way.
- Use the ball hitch that you've installed on your FEL bucket--here's the one I rigged onto my Mahindra 5525 (a couple of 3/4" bolts welded to the reinforcing plate on the top of the bucket to carry the 2" receiver)
- Hitch up to the trailer and maneuver it with your tractor to get it pointed in the return direction.
Diamondpilot
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I'm getting a drawbar that positions between the 3 pt. lift arms & has a receiver bracket that accepts my truck drawbar (hitch) and think I'll be using the tractor to move the trailer a lot.
This is a great site & you guys are a big help. Also nice to have a long-term family business dealer who wants me to have what works.
This is a great site & you guys are a big help. Also nice to have a long-term family business dealer who wants me to have what works.
dodge man
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Very nice. That looks a lot like my trailer, but I have slide in ramps instead. The slide in ramps are heavy also, so the ones you have are a lot less work. The only problem with them is they can get in the way if you want to hang something off the back a little bit, but so far with my trailer, the standup ramps would have never been in the way.
flusher
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- Getting old. Sold the ranch. Sold the tractors. Moved back to the city.
Congrats--that's a good looking trailer :thumbsup:.
Next step--add a 12V winch
Good luck in the woods.
TheTrailerGuy
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good lookin' unit. keep them lug nuts tight!!
