Dumper trailer for sale

[Goose1776]

I sold all my PowerTrac machines and attachments, (sad, but life can happen fast)
Only have the 42cf powerdumper trailer left for $2200 obo
If anyone on here is looking, it would save $1000+ tire upgrade cost over new.
has the bar tires on it instead of turf
It’s brand new, never used
and I could possibly deliver

 

[Lnk]

Hey goose, what size ball is needed for this? Thanks Larry

 

[Goose1776]

Hey goose, what size ball is needed for this? Thanks Larry

It came set up for 1&7/8.
But coupling could be switched out easily for 2”

 

[Lnk]

It came set up for 1&7/8.
But coupling could be switched out easily for 2”

Thinking about it, trying to figure out what I would use it for. Just needed more info for thinking.

Larry

 

[MossRoad]

This is a pretty good video to show some of it's capabilities.

 

[Goose1776]

Yup, that video shows the dump gate pretty well,
Mine is the bigger version,
and I think it’s easier to just have a trailer ball on top of the bucket, to hook to trailer,
rather than the plate they use on it,
and taking the bucket off, and on every time you would move the trailer
Just put a ball on top of bucket, would make it easier

 

[Goose1776]

Thinking about it, trying to figure out what I would use it for. Just needed more info for thinking.

Larry

Moving:
Leaves, mulch, firewood. Gravel, dirt etc..
Portable hunting blind platform,
Mini hayride wagon,
portable sock puppet stage.
The possibilities are endless. Hahahaha

 

[Lnk]

Moving:
Leaves, mulch, firewood. Gravel, dirt etc..
Portable hunting blind platform,
Mini hayride wagon,
portable sock puppet stage.
The possibilities are endless. Hahahaha

Most of the things I would use it for like gathering firewood, hauling gravel, would involve steep hills. I find I would not be able to pull up the hills with the 425. I would maybe be able to use it on my Ferguson with a hitch on the lift arms. Seems like I want it more than I need it. Lol

 

[Goose1776]

Most of the things I would use it for like gathering firewood, hauling gravel, would involve steep hills. I find I would not be able to pull up the hills with the 425. I would maybe be able to use it on my Ferguson with a hitch on the lift arms. Seems like I want it more than I need it. Lol

Yeah
It would actually be more practical used on a trailer mover adapter on the 3 point of a traditional tractor.
Use the PT to load the trailer, traditional tractor to move, and unload it.
Best of both worlds

 

[joshlee]

What state are you in? I tried to buy one of these last year and they didn’t have any in stock.

 

[Goose1776]

What state are you in? I tried to buy one of these last year and they didn’t have any in stock.

Tennessee, but could possibly deliver, or meet
And i didn’t know they didn’t have any in stock..otherwise I would have priced it higher. LoL

 

[Lnk]

What state are you in? I tried to buy one of these last year and they didn’t have any in stock.

I have not claimed this, feel free to pursue this. I just want it to go to a good home. Goose is a good guy, dealt with him in the past. He won't do you wrong.

Larry

 

[joshlee]

I have not claimed this, feel free to pursue this. I just want it to go to a good home. Goose is a good guy, dealt with him in the past. He won't do you wrong.

Larry

Thanks Larry

 

[joshlee]

Hey there Goose, I‘ll send you a private message. Yeah, I would like to buy it.

 

[Goose1776]

Hey there Goose, I‘ll send you a private message. Yeah, I would like to buy it.

Got your message
It’s yours if you want it

 

[Goose1776]

Last pic of my trailer, before it made the trip to Joshlee.
With standard trailer tires, it actually towed decent at interstate speeds when the pavement was dry,
BUT
once it was wet and snowing, I had to slow down, as it would bounce, and then sway, I’m assuming due to sliding around…. With almost no tongue weight, no suspension, and a short trailer, not really surprised…
But it made it there, unscathed,
and should be a handy trailer for its new owner.

 

[RegL]

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Last pic of my trailer, before it made the trip to Joshlee.
With standard trailer tires, it actually towed decent at interstate speeds when the pavement was dry,
BUT
once it was wet and snowing, I had to slow down, as it would bounce, and then sway, I’m assuming due to sliding around…. With almost no tongue weight, no suspension, and a short trailer, not really surprised…
But it made it there, unscathed,
and should be a handy trailer for its new owner.

I’ve never seen those portable trailer lights. Great idea.

 

[joshlee]

Thanks again Goose for delivering this. Especially during a snowstorm. I’m eager to try it out as soon as this weather breaks here in Pennsylvania. I’ll take pictures and Tell you guys on here how I think it works. I see it being very handy for little jobs around here.

 

[JohnDeereJoey]

... Seems like I want it more than I need it. Lol

I can relate to that!

 

[MossRoad]

I’ve never seen those portable trailer lights. Great idea.

I've had a set from Harbor Freight for years. Very handy. And pretty inexpensive, too.