P1000 Trailering

[BrotherNov]

I'm on the edge of buying a 1000-5 Deluxe, but need a trailer first. For you that trailer your 1000 around, what size are you using? I'm thinking a Doolittle SS 7712 will fit the bill. 77" wide by 12' long. Think that's plenty big?

 

[Admin]

 

[aauman88]

I had a 6.5x12 that I loved before getting my pioneer. It kept growing so had to upgrade trailer and so glad I did. 7x20 is perfect. Not too big alone but can actually squeeze my buddy’s on too if needed

 

[Mopower58]

I use a single axle 6.5 x 12. It will haul the Pioneer or Zero turn JD. It also doubles as a trailer that is pulled by the Pioneer when working around the house,gardening, etc.

 

[Isaiah]

I have a 7x18 which is plenty big enough. It will hold my rubicon and the pioneer

 

[Isaiah]

I'm on the edge of buying a 1000-5 Deluxe, but need a trailer first. For you that trailer your 1000 around, what size are you using? I'm thinking a Doolittle SS 7712 will fit the bill. 77" wide by 12' long. Think that's plenty big?

I would think that it would work

 

[Cobber4082]

I would think that it would work

dont know what your other wants/needs might be trailer wise - but I have upgraded my situation to an enclosed and have an aluminum trailer with wood decking I am going to put up for sale locally - it is a Triton ATV 128-2 - I set it up with the erickson etrack chocks and it has a lockable truck toolbox on front of deck $1,400 - eastern iowa - Mods delete this post if not appropriate. OP pm me a number and I will text a pic if interested. 77x12 will work fine though.

 

[Isaiah]

dont know what your other wants/needs might be trailer wise - but I have upgraded my situation to an enclosed and have an aluminum trailer with wood decking I am going to put up for sale locally - it is a Triton ATV 128-2 - I set it up with the erickson etrack chocks and it has a lockable truck toolbox on front of deck $1,400 - eastern iowa - Mods delete this post if not appropriate. OP pm me a number and I will text a pic if interested. 77x12 will work fine though.

I think you meant this for @BrotherNov.

 

[elkguide]

Whatever trailer you get, get a tandem axle. I've seen too many mishaps from trailering loads this heavy with a single axle trailer.
I have several landscaping trailers, both 6 and 7 feet wide. You can get by with a 6' wide trailer but it isn't optimum.

 

[BrotherNov]

Well, I went with this one - 77" x 12'. The shortest double axle they had was 16', which would be a PITA for me to manage

 

[TxDoc]

I had a tandem 7 x 14 built just for the Pioneer with a Blackwood deck and amd a beaver tail deck to have a shorter ramp and the Blackwood to increase my safety of walking as it gets wet and increases grip.

I tried longer trailers first, but in town and turning right onto streets with a lane to go straight and turn left and a right turn lane.... The trailer would have to go over the curb with the lanes full. The 14 can make the turn.


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[William]

6x10 fits like a glove...

 

[rickoshea]

7x14 for me,so it will fit when the tracks are on.

 

[JiminAZ]

mine is 16' long, dual 3500 axles. Have extra room for a 4 wheeler and also I have a gas can rack. Tongue mounted tool box is a plus. I don't worry about the trailer being overloaded.

Doubles as a camping deck when we are in the desert under the stars (no tent) and don't want rattlesnakes and scorpions crawling into bed with us.

 

[smokebuzz]

dont know what your other wants/needs might be trailer wise - but I have upgraded my situation to an enclosed and have an aluminum trailer with wood decking I am going to put up for sale locally - it is a Triton ATV 128-2 - I set it up with the erickson etrack chocks and it has a lockable truck toolbox on front of deck $1,400 - eastern iowa - Mods delete this post if not appropriate. OP pm me a number and I will text a pic if interested. 77x12 will work fine though.

I'm west of you near Ames, can you email me pics and price please... [email protected]

 

[BBLASER]

7712 works perfect. I used to have a 10'er, but hated how tight it was. It left no room for anything extra. I suggest a tandem axle as well.

 

[Redmoon]

7' x 12' with beavertail ramp works perfect. room for fuel cans and spare tire

 

[BrotherNov]

Now I need to figure out how to install the roof and windshield. Roff came with zero instructions, but I think I've ran across them somewhere on this forum ....
This is the minimum requirement for a trailer

 

[Isaiah]

View attachment 197770
Now I need to figure out how to install the roof and windshield. Roff came with zero instructions, but I think I've ran across them somewhere on this forum ....
This is the minimum requirement for a trailer

Looks good. so you got a 1000? @ProudDadOf5 has some instuctions. Look in resources

 

[Redmoon]

View attachment 197770
Now I need to figure out how to install the roof and windshield. Roff came with zero instructions, but I think I've ran across them somewhere on this forum ....
This is the minimum requirement for a trailer

 

[Redmoon]

That's a good looking trailer!