Ferree lt-35 fixed dropdeck.

[Hobert62]

I found a 1980 ferree lt-35 fixed dropdeck. It's rated at 70,000 payload at 35mph and 56,000 pound at 55. Does anyone have experience with them? Guess on a light weight? I'm thinking on buying but not sure on how much over kill its gonna be for my 673na to pull around. Price is right but I'm concerned on of its going to be to much trailer. Prob only hual 4 antique tractors averaging 5,000 pounds a piece at the most. Any opions?

[68-f-model]

The new version of that trailer weights about 16,200 lbs. I would say that 16,200 lbs plus the 20,000 lbs of tractors = 36,200 lbs total load shouldn't be a problem for a 673 na. But there are wiser soles with more experience than I that will chime in.

[Hobert62]

Thanks. I looked on there web site but didn't find that info. I'm guessing because of my phone maybe? I was thinking similar numbers and figured it would be ok, but I never pulled anything with one.

[carlotpilot]

I found a 1980 ferree lt-35 fixed dropdeck. It's rated at 70,000 payload at 35mph and 56,000 pound at 55. Does anyone have experience with them? Guess on a light weight? I'm thinking on buying but not sure on how much over kill its gonna be for my 673na to pull around. Price is right but I'm concerned on of its going to be to much trailer. Prob only hual 4 antique tractors averaging 5,000 pounds a piece at the most. Any opions?image.jpg

biggest question would be can you get 4 tractors on 35 feet

[Hobert62]

Main deck is 29' top is 9'6" Have to pull 1 up on neck, then back #2 on, # 3 gets pulled on with hood beside #2 then back #4 on last. Should be a snug fit. My gooseneck has a 28' deck and 3 will fit, but I only haul 2 because I have a single wheel chevy with a 8.1 gas motor. I'm grossing 24,500 with weights for a pull. I have pickup licensed at 26,000 combination, In Pa it's $472 a year. To much for a pickup