New addition to the family

AutoUnionTypeC · Jul 9, 2006

Up to now I moved fire wood up to my house from where I cut using only the bucket on my CK20. That is allot of trips let me tell you. Finally I found a trailer that meets my desire for something bigger than a garden cart and smaller then allot of the converted manure spreaders I see. Anyway it's a new to me classic.

Regards, Jamie

CT_Jeff · Jul 9, 2006

AutoUnionTypeC,

Great photo's. I am also looking for a trailer to tow behind my CK20. I am hoping to find something that can be useful, but I really want a wood bed. The one you have looks great for size and function.

CT_Jeff

TBDonnelly · Jul 9, 2006

Anyway it's a new to me classic.

That's a great looking yard trailer. Those tires are pretty tall.....good in rough terrain. Are those wheel rims wood spoke by chance?

Don

Redneck_Randy · Jul 9, 2006

The wheels on the trailer sure look like they are from a 1940's Ford truck. LOL

AutoUnionTypeC · Jul 9, 2006

Redneck_Randy said:
The wheels on the trailer sure look like they are from a 1940's Ford truck. LOL

I think you may be correct. The white hub cover has a V with an eight in the center of it. I'm told they're off some sort of Ford, the tires are 6.50 X 16.
J

Dmace · Jul 9, 2006

Good looking trailer. As you can see from my avatar picture to the left. I move a ton of wood with the FEL and could use a trailer.

Deer_Run · Jul 9, 2006

I've been looking for such a trailer for my CK 20 also and am saving for one made by County Manufactoring. Check them at www.countrylawn-garden.com. The one in the picture looks like one of theirs modified for different wheels.

Robbie

AutoUnionTypeC · Jul 9, 2006

Deer_Run said:
The one in the picture looks like one of theirs modified for different wheels.

Nope she is homemade, and only set me back $175.00 bones.

Regards, Jamie

AutoUnionTypeC · Jul 9, 2006

Dmace said:
Good looking trailer. As you can see from my avatar picture to the left. I move a ton of wood with the FEL and could use a trailer.

I understand your need.............trust me. I cut my wood to 20" lengths so I'm pretty happy to be able to fit three rows in the trailer. Once I throw a row in the bucket too, I'll be a wood-chucking fool.
Regards, Jamie