I’m going to buy an Aluminum tilt deck trailer

[Clubin]

So measure the crew. It’s 16’ with tires. Tracks I suspect will add a couple more feet for sure maybe more.

Looking to get a 20’ aluminum tilt deck trailer.

I have a 24’ heavy duty trailer for my skid steer. It’s so damn heavy!

What are your thoughts? I’ve never had a tilt deck but I’d rather buy that than mess with ramps.

 

[Jay B]

We have a 24' tilt deck that we haul a large skid steer with. It feels kinda weird the first time you load and unload but you get used to it. The only thing I don't like is loading with a wet deck in the rain. The tires don't have much grip on the wet wood. Need to bolt some old snowmobile tracks on or something. For my XD I bought a light weight aluminum tandem trailer with bifold ramps. It really works great.

 

[Mr.C]

I use an 18’ flat bed that has a single ramp that hinges down. It’s expanded/perforated metal so traction is good. Takes seconds to unlatch and fold down and back up. The ramp is the same width as the bed of the trailer.

 

[Adk Groomer]

Given all the salt and garbage they put on the roads in New England I finally picked up an enclosed trailer - ordered it a month ago, actually picked it up today. 20' long plus V nose, extended height and beavertail ramp (so I can get it in the door with tracks on). We'll see how it goes this winter. I have other uses for it the rest of the year, but the primary excuse was moving tracked machines in the winter.

 

[Big Red]

I have an Aluma trailer with a bi-ford tailgate. Easy up and down with no ramps to bang around or store. I thought abought a tilt deck which would work fine for the Ranger but terrible for everything else I use it for.