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George2615

George2615

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LS XR3037HC
Bought a new to me trailer today. It's a 2013 new leftover PJ Model TF222 tilt bed. 83" between the fenders, Removable fenders, Sealed wiring harness, LED lighting, Overall length of deck is 23' 2" including the 30" knife edge tail, Dexter EZ lube 7000# torsion axles, powder coated paint, optional 12K drop leg jack (10K is standard),Stake pockets and rub rail, Power up and down, dual hydraulic cylinders, 14,000# GVWR, 14,000 rated 2 5/16" coupler,3" channel cross members on 16" spacing, 235/80R16 E rated tires on 8 lug rims, chain tray under tongue box, battery charger, and a spare wheel and tire. I still have to add a 12K winch, a separate chain and binder box, and the spare tire mount bracket.
This trailer replaced my 2006 H&H 20' tilt bed 7K trailer which I had outgrown and recently sold.
 

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Very nice trailer! I love my PJ dump trailer, it's an 07 and still looks great.

My brother has been looking for a tilt deck to haul his Mustang on. That would be a nice trailer for that.
 
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If I may be so bold to ask, what kind of $$$ did she run?
 
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If I may be so bold to ask, what kind of $$$ did she run?

And does she have a remote for the power up and down?
 
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Good looking trailer.
 
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OHVarmntr said:
Very nice trailer! I love my PJ dump trailer, it's an 07 and still looks great.

My brother has been looking for a tilt deck to haul his Mustang on. That would be a nice trailer for that.
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I don't think this trailer would be too good to haul a mustang on. Fenders are quite high. For hauling a car you need low fenders so you can open the door to get out. On my PJ a car door will hit the fender. I will at some point be hauling a car and not looking forward to climbing out the window. The fenders on my 14K PJ are high so the 16" tires have clearance. They are removable but not an easy task as they are bolted. My previous 7K tilt bed was made by H&H trailers and is an excellent car hauler. The fenders also are easily removable by lifting 2 rubber hold down bungees then lifting off the fenders. I highly recommend an H&H E/X Speedloader for your brother's car hauler. I had to move up from a 7K because my LS tractor was over the capacity of the H&H 7K. The H&H's are available from 18-24' for tilt bed 7K's. I'd recommend a wood deck but they a;sp have metal and rumber (rubber coated lumber). I don't know why I didn't think of them when I was looking because they have 12 and 14K option for the tilt's. Here's a link.

H & H Trailers :: EX Speedloader
 
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Nice trailer. Love that wrap around tongue as well. That's the way my dad's 20 year old car trailer is made as well. Gives it extra strength. If I ever had a need to buy another car trailer it'd definitely be PJ.

If I would have had more material I would've done a full wrap around tongue on my converted trailer.

I plan to build a single axle utility trailer about 10 ft long sometime and will do the wrap around tongue.

Have fun with your trailer. :)
 
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