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I put my bid in!
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Yeah, it would be extra nice at that price and still have the "brand new" smell too!
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I saw that too and watching closely.
Did anyone see the LGBT trailer yesterday out of hopkinsville (FT CAMPBELLS) pick up yard went for 2 grand and its the second one theyve sold along with 10 or so 1101/2 ! What did they haul on this thing dune bugy kind of stuff????
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Okay pal... Now you are starting to make me wonder. Fort Campbell and LGBT seem to be a somewhat odd combination where they have reached Politically Correct status out there in your neighborhood.
What's goin on?
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Wonder if they are "Gator" trailers?
Where the "G" in LGBT stands for Gator?
Maybe "T" for Transport or Trailer or what about TACTICAL?
Maybe "L" is for LIGHT?
Cage Code is 4V9Y1
OR maybe they haul their X-LT3 machines on those trailers...
Spec Sheet is attached below
Notice too that AM General is involved. Wonder if they are selling them off because the vehicles will come along shortly?
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Appears to be much heavier than the trailer is rated for - to haul the vehicle on top of it that is.......
I believe based on some googling that this is actually a gear trailer designed to be pulled behind on the BC Customs side-by-sides. Carrying equipment, supplies, and fuel. It has no provisions to load a vehicle on top of it and it's GVW is too low for anything BC has made that I can find. I see pictures of similar trailers being pulled behind them loaded with support gear.
2018 production. One wonders why it's being sent to the corn field after only 5 years. These types of side-by-sides are SF gear typically and those guys upgrade often so likely it's being replaced with newer and better.
I believe based on some googling that this is actually a gear trailer designed to be pulled behind on the BC Customs side-by-sides. Carrying equipment, supplies, and fuel. It has no provisions to load a vehicle on top of it and it's GVW is too low for anything BC has made that I can find. I see pictures of similar trailers being pulled behind them loaded with support gear.
2018 production. One wonders why it's being sent to the corn field after only 5 years. These types of side-by-sides are SF gear typically and those guys upgrade often so likely it's being replaced with newer and better.
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The data plate on the truck has the typo. They just went with it
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Yeah - looks appropriately configured for a 2003.
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"one of a kind"
Third From Texas
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Actually, that's a great price for a clean trailer w/ independent suspension.
Deck is 6x10 so I'd say an ATV hauler at best.
It's too current to have been made for hauling the good old Chenoweth's back in the day.
Deck is 6x10 so I'd say an ATV hauler at best.
It's too current to have been made for hauling the good old Chenoweth's back in the day.
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M1161 Growler??
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More than likely the trailer is for the Polaris Military Side by Side.
There's a few on IP auction site now. Starting bid's way too high @ $15K
If you look at the Tongue there's 2 Receiver Mounts that more than likely stowed the trailers loading ramps.
On each side of the rear of the trailer you'll find the Receiver Mount, where the loading ramps are installed.
Joe
There's a few on IP auction site now. Starting bid's way too high @ $15K
If you look at the Tongue there's 2 Receiver Mounts that more than likely stowed the trailers loading ramps.
On each side of the rear of the trailer you'll find the Receiver Mount, where the loading ramps are installed.
Joe
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