hauling

  1. Santa Craig Cringle

    Taking my Kioti on the road - what are your must-take tools and supplies?

    I’m taking my Kioti CX2510 HST open station on the road for the first time this weekend to my new undeveloped property. I’ll be doing some backhoe work and ditch clean out, some private gravel road maintenance with the land plane and some exploration. Not sure I’m equipped for much else, though...
  2. RayIN

    This is a great tutorial on how to use chains and straps when hauling.

    I thought I posted this yesterday but can't locate it today. https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/ppp/ppp-75.pdf
  3. RayIN

    Everything one needs to know about chains and straps for hauling

    This is an excellent tutorial for using the proper chain or strap when hauling. https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/ppp/ppp-75.pdf
  4. UOFan

    Recommended Trailer Type for Materials Hauling and Occasional Vehicle Transport

    I’m looking at getting a larger trailer for hauling materials (think lumber, steel beams, pallets of block/quickcrete). I’d like the ability to haul vehicles occasionally (3025e, Tacoma, older cars), but the main work would be done with materials. I’ve been getting by so far with my 8 foot bed...
  5. saxon11

    Getting a Dump Trailer to haul TYM 47HP a good idea

    I'm looking to get a dump trailer and want to make sure it will work well to move my trailer around if needed. Here is what I've currently got: - 2022 Chevy Silverado 1/2 ton - max tow is 9,900 pounds - 2022 TYM 474. I also have beet juice in rear tires, so that prob adds a few hundred pounds...
  6. I

    T474 Weight

    I am hopefully moving a few states south this fall. I have a 16' double axle car hauler rated for 7k lbs. I'm guessing my T474 weighs 3600lbs + 1100 for the backhoe + 1k for the loaded tires. That puts me at about 5700lbs. I'll guess my trailer weighs 1500lbs. Maybe I can transport my bucket...
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