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boogie_4wheel
Mar 06, 2019Explorer
Different trailers will have different heights, and axle location will differ slightly with measurement to the rear bumper depending on manufacturer and floorplan. It really will be a guessing game.
A fix I can think of is to use a tractor. Add a hitch to the 3 point of the tractor, then you can lower the nose of the trailer to clear the driveway with the bumper. Unfortunately, with a trailer that size it will require a decent sized tractor (cost) to be able to pick the pin weight, probably something in the 40hp range. An old used one could be had for a few thousand, but still a significant investment to just park a trailer.
A fix I can think of is to use a tractor. Add a hitch to the 3 point of the tractor, then you can lower the nose of the trailer to clear the driveway with the bumper. Unfortunately, with a trailer that size it will require a decent sized tractor (cost) to be able to pick the pin weight, probably something in the 40hp range. An old used one could be had for a few thousand, but still a significant investment to just park a trailer.
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