In BCS, somewhat flexible on length. Looking for something I can use to haul a 37hp tractor.

Hoping to save a bit and find something used.

Viv6806 at gmail

Make sure you verify the weight of the tractor with any implement you might carry on it on the trailer. And then verify the capacity of the axles on the trailer. Otherwise, you could end up with a mess.

5 lug trailers - 3500 pound axles
6 lug - 5000 and up
8 lug are 7000 pound axles

2778# base weight, about another 700# for the loader, and then additional implements if necessary.

I was thinking tandem 3500# axles

I am not sure if it would be too much for you, but I have a 30' gooseneck with ramps that I am looking to sell.

Let me know if it might work for you.

Can't do a gooseneck, thanks though

Wiggletrace said:

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I am not sure if it would be too much for you, but I have a 30' gooseneck with ramps that I am looking to sell.

Let me know if it might work for you.

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Dual tandem?

I would go 5k axles to get the bigger tires. I've never been a fan of pulling equipment with 205s

No, it's a dual single. I can pull the specs when I get home from work if interested.

Can you post some specs and pics of the trailer?

Can we take the gooseneck trailer to another post? I'm still looking for something much smaller.

Apologies. I didn't mean to hijack. New thread here:
https://texags.com/forums/50/topics/3534932/replies/69910759#69910759

No worries

I have a 16ft with 3500lb axles that I need to get rid of. It is a little rough and is registered as a farm trailer so it not titled.

Can you send pictures, how much are you asking?

I'll get some pictures and drag it back to Bryan if you want to take a look at it. I haven't thought about a price but I told my wife I would get rid of it since I bought a new 20ft trailer with 7K axles. I would take 700.00 but am open to offers. I also have a gooseneck tandem dual trailer that is approximately 30 ft that needs to go as well as a 20ft gooseneck cattle trailer.

I'd definitely be interested as long as it's in usable condition. Even if it's not something I use for the tractor could be helpful for an upcoming move.

It looks relatively simple to get a farm trailer titled, looks like I would need a bill of sale, and then have to register it to apply for a title.

I'm not set up for a gooseneck, just a bumper pull.