Trailering a 110 tlb

[GreatWhitehunter]

Does anyone have pics of trailering thier 110? I maybe upgrading from my 3320 tlb. have a big enough trailer but I have never seen one on a trailer.
I'm curious to see the footprint.

Thanks
Matt

 

[jenkinsph]

Well I dont have pictures but it is a perfect fit on a 20 ft trailer with the front bucket about 6 to 10 inches from the front stop on my Big Tex 12 PI trailer. Should be no problem for your PJ 20+5 GN.



Steve

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

My concern is for extra attachments. I usually bring along some 3pt attachments when I travel. I stopped at the dealer last night and the size isn't too much larger than my 3320. The width is there but the length is within a few feet. I'd still really like to see pics if anyone's got some.

Matt

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

Bump
Surely someones got a pic on their trailer. Come on AKfish

Matt

 

[bearmtnmartin]

well, heres the JCB equivalent on my 18 foot deckover.

 

[johnddiesel]

Here are a coulple of pictures of a 110 on a 20 foot long Millenium trailer. In these pictures I have taken the bucket off of tractor and turned it around on the trailer to give me a little more room. I also have taken the forks off of the mount for the pallet forks. When all was securely loaded on the trailer I then used the backhoe to slide the landscape rake under the tractor.

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

Paul, thanks so much that's exactly what I was looking for. Is your truck a Dmax? It looks like it's a tight fit. Are you able to adjust for load placement? It looks like your runnig a WD hitch. How does the whole rig ride?

Matt

 

[two_bit_score]

Here are a coulple of pictures of a 110 on a 20 foot long Millenium trailer. In these pictures I have taken the bucket off of tractor and turned it around on the trailer to give me a little more room. I also have taken the forks off of the mount for the pallet forks. When all was securely loaded on the trailer I then used the backhoe to slide the landscape rake under the tractor.

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Looks really stable with the trailer sitting low like that. Ever have any problems dragging bottom?

 

[irwin]

Looks really stable with the trailer sitting low like that. Ever have any problems dragging bottom?

All it takes is a little hill and my 16 footer scrapes, but never had it dig in on the road, only leaving my driveway or other tight parking areas. My driveway is stones, gets a good collection caught in the back shelf (where the ramps are stored under the deck) Having an adjustable hitch is a must for a low trailer.

 

[johnddiesel]

Truck is an 01 Dmax and it does a good job of pulling this load. The trailer does appear to be somewhat small but I have not had any problems getting all the implements on that I needed. Bear in mind that I usually don't take more than 1 or 2 implements at a time partly because of the room but also because of the weight. I have never had any trouble balancing the load and it trailers amazingly well considering the size of the load. I do use a WD hitch and that seems to help a lot. I have pulled the whole setup on the xway ( a couple hundred miles each way) several times now and it has pulled very well. Last time I pulled the tractor was the first time I dragged the bottom of the trailer even though I have pulled it 2 dozen times. The hill was a short but steep dip and I realized to late that I should have gone over the hill at an angle to avoid the dragging (I was going slow pulling in to a gas station). The low trailer seems to make the load more stable but you do need to be aware or small hills to avoid dragging.