Garden Trailer Recommendation
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Garden Trailer Recommendation
Good Morning,
Need a recommendation for a garden trailer for my 22 D5. I have the factory tow package and ideally looking for a garden trailer that I can hook-up and gather twigs, dirt, and basically do yard work around my property. The small garden trailers that I see on home depot and tractor supply seem more fitted height-wise to a lawn mower or ATV. The connection also seems different in that it does not require the 2" trailer hitch ball.
Recommendations appreciated! thanks.
Matt
Need a recommendation for a garden trailer for my 22 D5. I have the factory tow package and ideally looking for a garden trailer that I can hook-up and gather twigs, dirt, and basically do yard work around my property. The small garden trailers that I see on home depot and tractor supply seem more fitted height-wise to a lawn mower or ATV. The connection also seems different in that it does not require the 2" trailer hitch ball.
Recommendations appreciated! thanks.
Matt
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thanks again
#5
So this is the dump cart that I have chosen:
However as you can see, the connection point is for a tractor/lawn mower and not a ball receiver. I went to my local Tractor Supply location and asked if there is an adapter from the ball hitch to the pin hitch. The employee understood what I was asking but didn't have any ideas. Same thing with Lowes.
However, I was perusing different hitches and saw the one below:
Since the ball hitch isn't welded in, could I just use this lowered draw bar and basically the pin connection would fit above and below?
Thoughts if this will work? OR if there is a conversion/adapter for the ball hitch to pin hitch that is welcome too!
Thanks again!
Matt
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I think that lowered draw bar would work but only allow movement sideways, i.e. turning. I think it would bind up if you had a hill, like backing the trailer onto something above or below the level of the Disco.
You could probably buy a bolt on trailer coupler (Harbor Freight $15) for a trailer ball and bolt it onto the trailer in place of that pin type hitch it comes with. Then use a standard trailer draw bar with the appropriate size ball. This trailer does not appear road worthy - you won't use it on a public road I assume. I doubt you could register it and the tires probably aren't made for that. You might want to consider a trailer that could be road worthy.
You could probably buy a bolt on trailer coupler (Harbor Freight $15) for a trailer ball and bolt it onto the trailer in place of that pin type hitch it comes with. Then use a standard trailer draw bar with the appropriate size ball. This trailer does not appear road worthy - you won't use it on a public road I assume. I doubt you could register it and the tires probably aren't made for that. You might want to consider a trailer that could be road worthy.
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I think that lowered draw bar would work but only allow movement sideways, i.e. turning. I think it would bind up if you had a hill, like backing the trailer onto something above or below the level of the Disco.
You could probably buy a bolt on trailer coupler (Harbor Freight $15) for a trailer ball and bolt it onto the trailer in place of that pin type hitch it comes with. Then use a standard trailer draw bar with the appropriate size ball. This trailer does not appear road worthy - you won't use it on a public road I assume. I doubt you could register it and the tires probably aren't made for that. You might want to consider a trailer that could be road worthy.
You could probably buy a bolt on trailer coupler (Harbor Freight $15) for a trailer ball and bolt it onto the trailer in place of that pin type hitch it comes with. Then use a standard trailer draw bar with the appropriate size ball. This trailer does not appear road worthy - you won't use it on a public road I assume. I doubt you could register it and the tires probably aren't made for that. You might want to consider a trailer that could be road worthy.
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