New BX2200 Owner

Rook54 · Jun 5, 2003

Hello again,

I spoke with my local dealer on Monday who advised he had 2 BX2200's left and 1 60" MMM. I thought I better act soon for the 0% apr and the fact that he advised he is finding it very hard to get the 2200 lately due to much demand. Tuesday I bought it and a FEL, MMM, and 48" woods box. I have to say I'm a bit bummed though. My out building will not be up until mid-July and the unit is still at the dealer. Looking to purchase a 12" tilt trailer. Anyone had this set-up and using a 12' tilt trailer??

Anonymous Poster · Jun 5, 2003

Due yourself an enormous favor and buy a 14' trailer. I have the same setup and I have a 20'x8' Peaque deckover. I also have a Woods 48" hog for the back. I'm selling the deckover and I'm going to a 16' equipment trailer ( lower underslung axle) so I get a low load height. If I didn't have the hog I would go no smaller then 14'. This is my fourth trailer in ten years and I would never go with the 12' model limits you somewhat to what else you can carry. I know 2' doesn't sound like much but believe me it makes a huge diff. Just my 2cents. by the way get a rear gate much eaiser to load and put another piece of equipment on to boot. Mark

Anonymous Poster · Jun 6, 2003

I just got the exact same setup and am also looking for a trailer. From everything I have learned, I agree with BIGGUY.
You will not be sorry with a 14' or 16' trailer. If you are like most of us, you are only going to accumulate more toys /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif (tools) that you will want to trailer.