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Moving 5310 John Deere tractor

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Gene Davis (Ga.

10-08-2005 06:02:18




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Co worker at work is starting to develop landscape service. He needs to know what size and type of trailer to haul it on. Also will his 99 F-150 Ford 4x4 handle it. I think it is too light. He needs a reccomendation from the people here that do it regularly. Thanks in advance!! Gene Davis




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RustyFarmall

10-08-2005 07:17:30




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 Re: Moving 5310 John Deere tractor in reply to Gene Davis (Ga.). , 10-08-2005 06:02:18  
If he is serious about hauling he may as well do it right the first time. He will want/need a gooseneck deck over flatbed with a minimum of 20feet of useable deck space, and the trailer should have a minimum 20,000 pound rating. This might be overkill for someone just getting started but if his business grows he will wish he had bought a trailer of this caliber to start with. May as well plan on trading trucks also, minimum 3/4 ton, one ton preferred.

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John in WV

10-08-2005 11:41:33




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 Re: Moving 5310 John Deere tractor in reply to RustyFarmall, 10-08-2005 07:17:30  
A one ton duel wheel truck ,Five ton gooseneck deck over wheels if you have to go over 20,000 GVCWR go to a heavier tow vehicle and trailer. Why waste fuel on a trailer thats to heavy and is not legal to pull'



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jfp

10-08-2005 07:14:54




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 Re: Moving 5310 John Deere tractor in reply to Gene Davis (Ga.). , 10-08-2005 06:02:18  
Tractor weighs very close to 4550 LBS. so you want to look at the door sticker for GVWR. Truck tralier, and tractor must not exceed this rating mostly for brakeing reasons. Not to mention, it's hard on the trans.. I don't remember the 1/2 ton rating , it's been so long since I had one. It probably would be ok but a 3/4 ton or 1 ton would hold up better with less break downs. Just be careful.

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