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Third Load In

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Mitch Newton, Jul 17, 2014.

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  1. Fanatical1

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    Nice looking rounds. They are huge! :)

    I think I would ask that football player over again when it's time to unload and split. :whistle:
     
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    Nah not a diet just taking a water break:)
     
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  3. Backwoods Savage

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    Just take it a little easier on that trailer from now on! You will appreciate that and so will the machinery. Good on you for getting 3 years ahead.
     
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  4. bogydave

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    Nice score of maple.
    Nice loads too.

    7000 lb trailer earned it's money eh?
    Electric brakes work good ?

    Looks very close to same trailer I have.
    I added spare & plywood sides
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  5. Mitch Newton

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    The trailer is rated at 7500#. I estimate there was at least 8,000# on it. I use to have wood side rails, but used them to replace the flooring that rotted. No electric brakes. So it wasn't gonna stop. :eek:
     
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  6. bogydave

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    8000 lbs & No brakes :eek:
    Trailer supplier's have them to retrofit almost any axle.
    Wiring / modulator kits too.
    Huge difference when loaded.

    Not sure Ohio's laws for towing , some places require brakes over certain weight.

    Drive slow & stay close to home :)
     
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