This deal might be gone, but...

[schoolsout]

just searching local CL adds killing time...

New Holland 2310 Tractor with 6 Attachments

2-1/2 year old New Holland 2310 with only 178 hours. Tractor is a 40 HP, 4 WD with a hydrostatic transmission. The tractor has a Woods backhoe, a 4 in 1 loader, 6' Woods disc harrow, a 6' Woods Bush Hog, a 6' Woods box blade and post hole auger. This tractor is practically brand new and I originally paid over $34,000. Will also sell the 20' trailer rated for 10,000 lbs with dual electric brakes for $1,800. Call 843-991-4188

 

[PoorPlowboy]

That's a typo. Even at $18,000 its a fair deal. About what it should have sold for in the first place.

 

[CowboyRon]

At the top of the post it says 19,995. The trailer is 1800, and that is the one I'm looking for. Too bad its too far away

 

[PoorPlowboy]

Oh OK. Makes a little more sense now, since I didn't click the link. I just paid $1800 for an 18ft 2k lb car hauler with 3500lb axles and single electric brakes only allowing a 5k payload.

 

[CowboyRon]

Oh OK. Makes a little more sense now, since I didn't click the link. I just paid $1800 for an 18ft 2k lb car hauler with 3500lb axles and single electric brakes only allowing a 5k payload.

I'm hoping to find one this weekend to haul our tractor. All I have is a 16 footer and she's not quite beefy enough.

 

[LD1]

Oh OK. Makes a little more sense now, since I didn't click the link. I just paid $1800 for an 18ft 2k lb car hauler with 3500lb axles and single electric brakes only allowing a 5k payload.

You actually have closer to a 6500K payload.

The amount of tongue weight does NOT count against your 7K total, because it isnt being carried by the axles. Plus the weight of the axles themselves.

So look at it like this, EACH axle can carry 3500 lbs on the springs. Total of 7k. So the trailer weight that is resting on them springs is probabally only ~1500lbs. Plus whatever weight is on the hitch. I usually run close to 800-1000 lbs of tongue weight on 3/4 and 1 ton trucks.