Bobbed Deuce - Load Tested

[jollyroger]

They are nice. IMO a little short but that way it tends to not get overloaded.....It does the job. It would be nice if it had 20 feet of deck. One could build loading ramps for it or a dovetail with ramps. I have not gotten that far yet as I have tractors with hydralic lifts to load stuff on the trailer.

The 10 ton GP trailer I think has a 20 foot deck. I'm looking for one of those. They are a lot like the 5 ton except they have 10 hole wheels and are much more expensive.

 

[HoookerDub01]

Ya the EET (Engineering Equipment Trailer) looks nice really nice. I wonder what kind of springs are on there since it can hold 20K? And i wonder how much for it

 

[mikew]

Here's the answer to your Deuce front springs vs. M105 trailer springs:

http://www.xm381.com/xm381/How_To/Pages/The_Great_Spring_Debate.html

And I am very jealous, I really like that trailer!

 

[Jimma]

Thanks for posting the pictures.

 

[92RT-TT]

ah well that kinda makes me want to use the front deuce springs instead as I'd rather not have to use a 4 inch lift block. Thanks for the post!

 

[tm america]

Man that thing is squating like a morning after beer and white castle..how much weight do you think you have in the bed?

 

[KsM715]

ah well that kinda makes me want to use the front deuce springs instead as I'd rather not have to use a 4 inch lift block. Thanks for the post!

Its not the springs, its how they are mounted. The M105 mounts are outboard of the frame where the deuce fronts are mounted under the frame.