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Old 01-19-2010, 07:08 PM
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Default Making a Trailer to carry my 782.
Last Time, i started to build a Trailer to carry my Cub to some Events. It will be a Flatbed Trailer 130cm x 250cm, Steel Frame, single Axle.

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Nice work Georg.
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Great job, Georg! Keep us updated on your progress.
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today, a Friend helped me to install the Woodfloor of the Trailer,

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Georg: See the front "tie-down" rail in the photo. That's what IH put on all their trailers for smaller Tractors. The trailer shown is an IH Model 2000 (2000 lb gross weight). Put one on yours and tell 'em that it is an IH style Trailer - which, of course, it will be!!

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