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If you had an X frame and four outriggers the trailer would only have to support the trasport weight of the crane and none of the big weight implied by a load 17' out. A lot of Mogs have this when a big crane is mounted...they're just a powered wagon for crane mobility. BTW, that trailer is a...

Thanks for the pics!!! [thumbzup] Mine has the square 4 bolt backing plate but nothing else outboard from it. I'm at the crossroad where I either make up something like the stock set up or cut it all out and put a rectangular outrigger arm in the tube like it would be if it were originally...

Is it possible to snap me a couple of quick pictures of your outriggers and where they go into the crane base and outrigger tube? Thanks!

I love telehandlers! We have a big new 10,000lb JLG at work...that baby is SA-WEEET!!!

Holy smokes! Anytime a load swings it can get the heart pumping! I just repicked my knuckleboom off my 5 ton the other day to do other work to it...they're BIG in the air. Is it possibly you could take a couple of pics of the outriggers and mounts where they bolt onto the crane base for me...

Nice bulkhead fitting you made!

I like the public posting of his aliases and numbers. Like a place that scotch tapes a bad check right on the front of the cash register. I see you have the typical outrigger set up for these that just unpin and drop down without telescoping out. I hope they clear your tank/truck width...

Picture the bottom of a piece of channel sticking down and the top of another sticking up and overlaping. They have this on both sides so it's held captive onto the trailer yet would allow it to travel lengthwise up and down the trailer. The base of thee crane has two axles supported on heavy...

DON'T DO IT BJORN!!! !!! !!! MKCOEN, like everything it can vary a lot. These, because of their sort of different application can go for a *little* less, but expect to see them $2,000 to $4,000 and change. Anything under $2,000 and you're doing well. Just be careful of what you're...

Nice! There doesn't seem to be much market for the roller chassis on those though. I think it's pretty neat how they could scoot themselves front to rear on a flatbed trailer hauling block. 23' will be fine on a deuce...you WILL always want more at times, but they're very handy. I'm probably...