M796 Bolster trailer

[Flea]

Could it be towed with a SuperDuty F-250? Or is it too heavy unloaded to have no brakes? The trip would be mostly interstate.

M796:
http://news.webshots.com/album/482944913DQbzFh

 

[ida34]

You would probably be OK. Fourth thousand pounds is a lot without brakes.

 

[BFR]

I would say go for it, but I would want some ballast in the bed of the p/u.

 

[54reo]

Shouldn't be a problem.

 

[ARMYMAN30YearsPlus]

I have one and I picked it up with my Suburban and it towed very easily with the super single tires that said it tows much better with the duece. They are nice trailers they were used to haul pipe for the engineers. I have used mine to haul huge oak trees to the sawyer. They have removable stantions and an extending tow bar. I had to fab up fenders for mine to pass inspection as they come without them like the M322. There is a picture of mine in my album. Which one of the ones in your pictures did you get?

 

[rosco]

Get a car hauling trailer, with brakes, load it, then you'll be safe!

Lee in Alaska

 

[Flea]

Haven't gotten one yet... just posted those pics so people would know what I was talking about.

 

[Alex400]

does it weigh 4 tons or can it hold 4 tons?

 

[ARMYMAN30YearsPlus]

It weighs over four Thousand and can haul eight thousand for a combined twelve thousand gross. I had at least that on it will four foot diameter oak logs as long as the trailer stacked up three high.

 

[Alex400]

It weighs over four Thousand and can haul eight thousand for a combined twelve thousand gross. I had at least that on it will four foot diameter oak logs as long as the trailer stacked up three high.

ok just clarifying. thanks.