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<blockquote data-quote="SmokinM" data-source="post: 1668158" data-attributes="member: 21382"><p>They make a 3 point deal that you can put the hitch to that is handy to back these type things on a trailer. You can raise and lower the tongue/back as you move up and down the ramps. As you approach the ramps lower the tongue to keep the back from hitting then level it as you go up. Vice versa as you break the beaver tail. Low gear is your friend. Use the terrain to level the trailer up nice. Low back high tongue is usually helpful if possible.</p><p>I have a hole in the forks for my skid loader and will use that sometimes like a draw bar to drive stuff up on there. You can do the same with a loader tractor. It is easier than trying to back on generally.</p><p></p><p>Interstates have wide lanes so traveling with stuff in the 10' wide range it is easy driving and you blend in to traffic but you have to be able to keep up with the flow. You get out there and poke along they will pull you. Go fast enough you spend some time in the passing lane they don't even look at you. Don't look like a hotshotter but don't look like the Clampetts either. JMO</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SmokinM, post: 1668158, member: 21382"] They make a 3 point deal that you can put the hitch to that is handy to back these type things on a trailer. You can raise and lower the tongue/back as you move up and down the ramps. As you approach the ramps lower the tongue to keep the back from hitting then level it as you go up. Vice versa as you break the beaver tail. Low gear is your friend. Use the terrain to level the trailer up nice. Low back high tongue is usually helpful if possible. I have a hole in the forks for my skid loader and will use that sometimes like a draw bar to drive stuff up on there. You can do the same with a loader tractor. It is easier than trying to back on generally. Interstates have wide lanes so traveling with stuff in the 10’ wide range it is easy driving and you blend in to traffic but you have to be able to keep up with the flow. You get out there and poke along they will pull you. Go fast enough you spend some time in the passing lane they don’t even look at you. Don’t look like a hotshotter but don’t look like the Clampetts either. JMO [/QUOTE]
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