Bought a hay trailer.

[WM75Guy]

I picked this 2 year old trailer off of CL for $1950. Hauls 3 round bales that dump individually. I am adding a spare tire bracket and retracting 4" straps next week.

 

[blueriver]

Thats nice ... I've thought about them myself, just couldn't see only hauling 3 or so bales for the money.

 

[bigbull338]

thats a nice looking hay hauler.we bought a new 4 bale hauler here a few months ago for $2075 delivered.

 

[Soundguy]

Thats nice ... I've thought about them myself, just couldn't see only hauling 3 or so bales for the money.

ditto that... my 16' car hauler will handle 3 and i can roll them off the back 1 at a time.

if it maybee held 6 or even 8-10 ie..longer and a lil wider.. it might be the ticket..

does look nice though.. and for someone with only a couple animals.. looks like it will get the job done easilly.

soundguy

 

[schmism]

for the size of the frame on that thing it looks like it could be another 2 bales longer in the rear.

 

[Soundguy]

for sure!

 

[Renze]

We put 4 wrapped round silage bales on a 12x7 ft deckover... So it sounds a bit expensive to cart just 3 bales on a purpose built trailer...

 

[WM75Guy]

I don't store round bales onsite. I get them from my hay dealer as I need them. It's fast and easy to load and unload, 5 minutes each way. I have mounted 4" straps to the frames.

 

[WM75Guy]

The other issue is transporting them without getting stopped for an unsecured load. The counties in Texas are getting into the license and weights enforcement along with the state. A purpose built trailer seems to help prevent stops by the L&W deputies.

 

[RoMad]

That looks like just the ticket for your situation. Fast and easy and if your only 5 minutes away who cares if you make more trips. It always suprises me how much trailer you can get for your money.