CK20 Trailer

[GerardC]

Pretty much anywhere in the sight glass is acceptable.

 

[KAB]

Here is a picture of my CK20 with Loader and 60'rfm and 5' Box Blade loaded and secured on a 16' (14' w/2'dovetail) trailer.

 

[ChasK]

Great pic...nice set up. Thanks.

chask

 

[KiotiJohn]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Here is a picture of my CK20 with Loader and 60'rfm and 5' Box Blade loaded and secured on a 16' (14' w/2'dovetail) trailer. )</font>
End to end glory! I'm glad I chose to go 18' though. Now I can carry two extra implements! John

 

[tedmed0302]

Im with ChasK. Unfortunately, I too started with a 7K trailer thinking that would be MORE than I will ever need. I didnt make it 1 full year. I bought a SkidSteer that ended up squatting it to the ground! Im up to a 10K trailer and had it for over a year without a problem. It hauls my Gehl SkidSteer as well as my CK20 TLB no problem. I would also rec' getting the 18-20' deck. Like John said you can put other attachments on the trailer depending on where you are going etc. Nice place to put logs if you are clearing a yard for someone, etc. The possibilities are endless. Good luck and let us know what you end up buying. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[tedmed0302]

Errr Chask, Im with KiotiOrange... Sorry for the name mixup.

 

[tinytractors]

I enjoyed the pic... but after all the postings about ratchet binders and chains, and what state requires you to do what to be legal going down the road... your loader bucket and front end of the tractor worries me... of course I can't see the whole picture of how it is up there.

Great bunch of equipment... I'd be proud of it too.

Pete.

 

[RedDog]

Kab's load is fine. There is nothing on his trailer that would worry me.


RedDog

 

[415]

Just remember when your over 10k you need a class A CDL.

 

[RedRocker]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Just remember when your over 10k you need a class A CDL. )</font>

I don't think that's true, lots of RV's are way over 10K.