drgreg
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That was just a quote by Jeff Spicoli, from Fast Times At Ridgemont High. I thought it fit the topic well.
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Personally I would never own one, unless it was going to be strictly for parades. I am storing one at my place that is not mine and they are a PIA to move around. Near impossible to back up and the only thing they would be good to haul is palletized items or something lifted in from above with a crane or something. I move it around with a deuce and you definitely know it's back there, I would never go out on the road with it. A 5 ton would do it but like stated earlier I would go with something more maneuverable.
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Hey DH -
I have a 5-ton flat bed trailer (in classifieds) and a 4-ton bolster for sale (same axles,rims,tires as 5-ton flat trailer). Not next door, but they are decent - make me an offer.
Dave
I have a 5-ton flat bed trailer (in classifieds) and a 4-ton bolster for sale (same axles,rims,tires as 5-ton flat trailer). Not next door, but they are decent - make me an offer.
Dave
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I realize that, I was trying to give him an understanding of it's size..........
Cycletek
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Sorry my fault for not having my glasses on!
wreckerman893
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I've had a couple of bolster trailers and they are great to pull behind a deuce. I had a deuce dropside bed mounted on the last one which made it very handy for hauling. Being low to the ground they are easy to load and the neck extends out to adjust for different loads. If GL hadn't FUBAR'd it with a forklift I would still have it.
86m1028
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Ive got one. here in Texas.
You do need a truck bigger than a duece to pull it, like others have said.
I pulled mine with a 3/4 ton diesel, talk about the tail wagging the dog. I dont care to do that again.
You do need a truck bigger than a duece to pull it, like others have said.
I pulled mine with a 3/4 ton diesel, talk about the tail wagging the dog. I dont care to do that again.
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Here is my preferred methods of pulling a HEMAT: behind my F450 and HEMTT. If you know how very large a HEMTT is, you'll notice the HEMAT isn't any normal sized trailer. 
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MB101
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I have one, but it's in California...it's in the classifieds.
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Dr.Jay
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I have one for sale in Texas. PM me for more info.
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I can't blame you guys for wanting to sell your trailers, but this thread answered questions on what have been defined as unsafe or unnecessary uses. I think another thread may be a better place for an advertisement. Just because it is known that the two interested members are not equipped for this. I don't think we should be promoting unsafe practices is all.
Thanks.
Thanks.