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Cool. Thanks for the info. I'll keep that in mind.

Thanks guys. I have had brakes fail on a couple gooseneck a that were 4K lb empty. It's not a nice feeling. I have towed my Water Buffalo, full, many many times hauling water to the ranch. You just can't get careless and tailgate a smart car, or he will wind up as a hood ornament. 2800lbs is...

Thanks for the reply. Tow vehicle is F-250. At 2800 lbs it's not a huge load, but gotta be more careful since you have no brakes.

That would be nice. Here (TX) it's $56 or so per year if it's not a farm tag. And $6 or $7 for a farm plate.

Other than the fact the plates cost $5 or so. (I forget, it ain't much though).

Ok, I checked out, requested the SF97 and will have it titled as a farm trailer. Not certain that there is any difference between that and a normal registration.

Actually, I meant to say I would put a 7000 lb axle on it. Not sure what I was thinking. Yes a trailer of that size needs brakes. I am wondering what the weight of the frame and box minus the axles and springs is? That is a heck of a lot of steel under there. I have a "Water Buffalo" that I...

I bought a M105A2. It was an impulse buy. What can I say. I should have held out for an 1101 or 1102 ... but I didn't ... soooo Ok, so, if I pull this thing home, jack it up, cut all the shackles/springs axle loose and weld on a 3500 lb axle on it, now, is it a "shop built trailer" and I can...