Trailers are great for bulk and weight, but they can be a pain to pull. I put about 6000 miles on mine this past summer hauling a household, hobby ranch and hay over the mountains.
I was at my employers one Saturday after hours loading some gravel with a wheel loader, My wife was directing me to get the load in the center of the trailer. I started dumping watching her, then looked at the tires and stopped. I raised the bucket and she kept trying to get me to dump more in, "You've got all kinds of room left in the trailer." It was already about #500 over.
Yeah. The gravel place here has a half-yard capacity bucket loader. After the first dump into the little SnowBear they wanted to add a second 3/4 ton.I was at my employers one Saturday after hours loading some gravel with a wheel loader, My wife was directing me to get the load in the center of the trailer. I started dumping watching her, then looked at the tires and stopped. I raised the bucket and she kept trying to get me to dump more in, "You've got all kinds of room left in the trailer." It was already about #500 over.
No thanks!
That's what I was thinking but we have a lot of nervous Nellie's on here.
Yah... They will want you to wear a helmet and fasten a seatbelt.
What next, look both ways before crossing the street??
