What do you USE to HAUL your KUBOTA on/in?

Robert6401 · Mar 30, 2009

Homemade deckover carhauler

Camo · Apr 1, 2009

I got a better pic yesterday of mine loaded.

Firefighter Kubota · Apr 2, 2009

Robert6401 said:
Homemade deckover carhauler

Home made, Nice Job...

HVACDIESEL · Apr 4, 2009

Nice trailer's everybody.I am purchasing a 16' landscape trailer actually14' plus 2' for the tongue 7000lb GVWR. That should be more than enough for my BX -24. ANY more BX-24 trailer pictures?

Firefighter Kubota · Apr 4, 2009

HVACDIESEL said:
Nice trailer's everybody.I am purchasing a 16' landscape trailer actually14' plus 2' for the tongue 7000lb GVWR. That should be more than enough for my BX -24. ANY more BX-24 trailer pictures?

Any rear attachments? you might want a 16' ....

LBrown59 · Apr 5, 2009

HVACDIESEL said:
Nice trailer's everybody.I am purchasing a 16' landscape trailer actually14' plus 2' for the tongue 7000lb GVWR. That should be more than enough for my BX -24. ANY more BX-24 trailer pictures?

I've been told many times on TBN that landscape trailers are to lightly built and flimsy to haul my BX23 on.

poor paul · Apr 6, 2009

New to forum and tractor world. I just have an acre and found this old gem to use for leveling after garage construction and to keep the driveway up. Really, it's actual purpose is to be a toy. Trailer is 4x8. B5100 only weighs 800 lbs. Nice website and forum by the way.

radioman · Apr 6, 2009

HVACDIESEL said:
Nice trailer's everybody.I am purchasing a 16' landscape trailer actually14' plus 2' for the tongue 7000lb GVWR. That should be more than enough for my BX -24. ANY more BX-24 trailer pictures?

Not yet, My trailer is still parked for the winter season. Are you sure you want a 14' ? With the BH mounted, it sure eats up alot of space and with the 14' , you will need to have BH turned sideways for better balance on trailer.

laen64 · Apr 6, 2009

What size would you reccomend, with or without BH?

aggiehortguy91 · Apr 6, 2009

Firefighter Kubota said:
Any rear attachments? you might want a 16' ....

I haul my BX2200 w/loader, boxblade, and MMM on a 16' landscape trailer and it works fine. I usually put the tractor about 1 1/2' back on the trailer to get it balanced. With a BH, I would probably have to pull all the way forward to balance. Usually, there isn't much difference in price for the 2 extra feet and it sure comes in handy.