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  1. Adkjake Member

    joined: Jan 3, 2010
    197 posts
    Adirondack High Peaks
    Got it at a yard sale for $50, was in almost new shape. Similar to if not the same as the ones sold at Tractor Supply for $125. Looks like it was made to pull behind a lawn tractor as the hitch set up is just a short 3/8 hitch pin.

    I want to tow it behind the ATV using the ball hitch. However the tongue on this little trailer is 3 1/4 inches wide and trailer hitch receivers are 3 inches wide, so I jury rigged a set up using a couple of ripped down treated 2 x 4s, some bolts and lags. Has held up well over some pretty heavy use the past few days hauling rocks, stone dust and splits. Brother in law does welding, so will do a more permanent fix when I can get it over to his shop.

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  2. Boog Powell Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 31, 2012
    561 posts
    NE Ohio
    I use the exact same little "garden trailer" to shuttle wood up to the house from my big piles at the base of the yard much of the time. Don't have an ATV to pull it though, I use my JD Sabre lawn mower with chains on it. Great buy for $50. I assume this one dumps too? Mine is about 30 yrs old and still going. You'rs looks pretty new, should last a long time!
  3. Adkjake Member

    joined: Jan 3, 2010
    197 posts
    Adirondack High Peaks
    Good to know it has held up so well for you. I also noticed that it is Made in the USA!

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