RobS
Super Member
Thanks for the info Jack. Did you get your trailer directly from Country? I've seen them in Northern Hydraulics catalogs also /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
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scotd1
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OK Jack, I'm having a Monday. I went to the site you mentioned and can't find the wagons/trailer. Please point the cyber challenged (me) in the right direction.
RobS
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JonLeonard
Silver Member
I believe the wagons/trailers being discussed are actually built by Country Manufacturing in Ohio. If you order straight from them you can get a version without the wood. Saves you a few bucks and makes it lighter for shipping.
www.countrymanufacturing.com
www.countrymanufacturing.com
scotd1
Bronze Member
OK, I'm with you now! Thanks
Sorry for the error. The site is www.countrymanufacturing.com.
I must be having a Monday as well.
I must be having a Monday as well.
JOR_EL
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Rob/Guys, Thanks for the link. I liked it and called them. I asked about the "no-wood" shipping and got a "The shipping is included in the price." answer, ... the 2-ton trailer-type price of $1075 would cover everything to my local freight depot. Since the weight is given as approx. 500#, and I live in Oregon, that didn't sound too bad!
How much was the aftermarket hydraulic cylinder (to make it a "dumper")?
Larry
How much was the aftermarket hydraulic cylinder (to make it a "dumper")?
Larry
I purchased directly from Country Manufacturing. They cylinder is a 4 inch bore by 24 inch stroke. It is a standard ag cylinder and cost about $150. By the time you add the cost of hoses, fittings, and quickcouplers it was about another $100.
JonLeonard
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Here's one i think will work....[link]http://www.northerntool.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=413201&prmenbr=6970[/link]
Its only $94...but I would check the specs carefully as I know almost nothing about hydraulics. It is the right size though, 4" bore, 24" stroke.
Its only $94...but I would check the specs carefully as I know almost nothing about hydraulics. It is the right size though, 4" bore, 24" stroke.