Thank you so much. This means a lot. I am towing my L3560 on my friends 18’ flatbed trailer tomorrow for the first time. I tow a smaller trailer around so I’m a bit nervous doing it for the first time. This helped so much. I know setting up camera angles and editing video takes time. So much appreciated!! New England native here.🫡

By far the best video on trailering a tractor I have found. Thank you for explaining and demonstrating each step of the process as it makes it very clear. I have jumped out of airplanes at night yet somehow I am extremely nervous to load my L3901 onto my trailer.

Great video. Thanks for taking your time, explaining what you were doing & why you were doing it. Excellent for first timers and experienced folks alike. You can always learn from seeing how others do it. I’ve found that tipping your bucket down as far as it’ll go, then resting the cutting edge against the trailer bed can help on windy days, since the bucket will catch less air. Thanks for taking the time to put together this informative video.

Very educational I'm glad you put out this video I thought it was only me that needed to be reminded of each of the steps excellent tutorial

Might be tough, they have perfected their cheating. Fingers crossed. Excellent video, BTW.

nice hat !

GREAT HAT!!

Excellent job making this instructional video. I appreciate the detail to safety and the step by step procedure.

Oops. Forgot the breakaway system. Great video! People don't realize how much time it takes and how it also contributes to our minimum pricing. Oh, one word of advice? PLEASE keep loader down closer to the deck when traversing on and off. Nice setup, for sure!

Thanks for the help.. I have learned much from your videos.

Thanks for taking the time...

Great instructional video! Thank You!

2:55 I just bought that same trailer (20') at Scott's Recreation in Turner

Thank you for posting. I will use this a template for my setup.

Helped so much. Thank you!

Great video! Thank you for taking time for making such an important and informative video. As previously mentioned, by far one of best videos I have viewed on loading and securing a tractor w/implements on a trailer. Maybe I missed it but I was curious how you secured the emergency brake connection. How do you do it or what's your recommendation for securing the emergency brake connection.

Great job🇺🇸

Good video I enjoyed it I noticed you have another receiver hitch underneath your factory one

I can tell it’s not your first rodeo! That’s the way I hookup when I drive to camp, but any further I do it legally.

Great video. Any weight distribution issues? I’ve seen other people back the tractor on so the backhoe is towards the tongue. I guess because the backhoe is heavier then the front end loader. What’s your thoughts? Thanks for sharing your video. Great job

The rear backhoe should first be lowered down onto the trailer bed then the strap applied.

Great Video. Thank you. Looking at the same trailer and didn't know if the ramps would work with a larger tractor (50hp, about 6200 lbs with loaded rear wheels). I think you have helped me make a decision. Any issues with the trailer since you bought it?

Kubota ROPS screw pins are a pain to remove and reinstall and it wont go into my garage up

Love the hat

I thought 💭 all 4 sides had to be chained down with binders.

YOUNG MAN , IF U DON'T WANT TO BUST YOUR ASS WHEN U START CLIMBING UP ON YOUR TRAILER U NEED LOWER YOUR LOADER DOWN ALITTLE WHILE U ARE MOVIE ! . I LIVE IN " NORTHEAST LOUISIANA OUR LAW IS ABIT DIFFERANT / ALL WE HAVE TO DO TIE DOWN THE TRACTOR OR EQUIPMENT / NOT THE LOADER OR HOE LET ?. MOST PEOPLE WANT DO WHAT U DID ABOUT LOOPING CHAIN THUR STAKE POCKET / THAT WOULD THE BEST WAY / I DO THIS ALL THE TIME !

I always thought that backhoe bucket had to in the down position.

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