Posted by Larry59 on July 06, 2008 at 05:51:26 from (4.244.57.53):
As said before, I had to sale my tractor. But did now manage to pay some bills that needed paid. Plus went down south to put some flowers on my wife's dad site. Stop in and seen an old friend I knew that sold a little this and that and found he had a 2008 model dual flat bed trailer with dove tail for sale. Very nice and with ramps and is 18 ft. bye 7 ft. long. Figured I saved about 400 dollars buying it from the new cost of trailers here in Missouri. They are very high and most dealers told me they are going up! Was told the price of fuel has even effected them and nothing they could do. So this old man drove back from down south with a big smile on his face. Been wanting a really nice trailer for a long time anyway..... So who knows! Next time I got some extra cash. Might get me another tractor and now can haul it myself and not pay others to do it like before! *S
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