Yes itās a 2-5/16ā here is a link to the specs from the manufacturerās website. Itās a really well built little trailer. PEQUEA TRAILERSYou gave me a good laugh this morning!
Are you sure the coupler is 2-5/16" though? Looks like 2" in the photo which would be more typical for that size trailer. Just wondering.
Surprisingly, my little 16 footer has a 2 5/16 ball as well.You gave me a good laugh this morning!
Are you sure the coupler is 2-5/16" though? Looks like 2" in the photo which would be more typical for that size trailer. Just wondering.
Just little cutting and welding and BAM...all your stuff can be the same size.Surprisingly, my little 16 footer has a 2 5/16 ball as well.
I was a little ātaken abackā when I went to pick it up and found out.
My boat trailer is a standard 2ā , so I had to get one of those āflip overā ball systems.
Kind of a PITA to be honestā¦ā¦.but āit is, what it isā I guess.
I see that the specs state 2-5/16" coupler but it looks like a 2". Pictures can be deceiving but so can printed specs.
I know what you mean it is actually a 2 5/16āI see that the specs state 2-5/16" coupler but it looks like a 2". Pictures can be deceiving but so can printed specs.
Nice! I kind of wish I'd kept the MidSota 22ft trailer that I sold at a profit. It was a really well made bumper pull and now I'm down to only one equipment trailer which is a 30ft gooseneck which is great for hauling big, long stuff, but a compact bumper pull is just so useful.
Did you know how to pronounce the name of the trailer manufacturer?I didnāt know how to spell the trailer manufacturerās name so I cut and pasted it and when I did it changed the font of the stuff I typed 1st.
I was reading their "About" section ....I was amazed to recently read that on some of the heavy-duty Ford Superduty trucks the gooseneck coupler ball will be 3" - as will the bumper pull ball! And of course the bumper pull receiver opening is 3" square. All to accommodate the 40,000 lb those trucks are rated to pull.
I hadn't heard about 3" balls being a thing, but I don't have any trailers with a 3" coupler so unlikely that I'll be needing bigger balls any time soon.
replace the couplers on the splitter and mixer to 2" and make life simpler. BTDTNice! I kind of wish I'd kept the MidSota 22ft trailer that I sold at a profit. It was a really well made bumper pull and now I'm down to only one equipment trailer which is a 30ft gooseneck which is great for hauling big, long stuff, but a compact bumper pull is just so useful.
Talking of couplers, my log splitter and concrete mixer are 1-7/8", the Coyote boat trailer, CargoPro 10ft aluminum trailer and PJ 10ft dump trailer are 2", and the PJ 16ft dump trailer and Kaufman 30ft gooseneck trailer are 2-5/16". I have four B&W hitches to deal with all of this.
I knew how to say it I just didnāt remember how to spell it, they are popular trailers in my area I've owned several of them over the years.Did you know how to pronounce the name of the trailer manufacturer?
"We're from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, which was home to the Pequea Native Americans centuries ago. The names lives on here, and today we live and work in the Pequea Valley. Wondering how to pronounce our name? It's easy. Just say, "Peck-Way." "
They should have told you how Lancaster is pronounced out there, too!Did you know how to pronounce the name of the trailer manufacturer?
"We're from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, which was home to the Pequea Native Americans centuries ago. The names lives on here, and today we live and work in the Pequea Valley. Wondering how to pronounce our name? It's easy. Just say, "Peck-Way." "
