Trailer: 2013 Escape 21 Classic Number 6, pulled by 2018 Toyota Highlander
Posts: 8,235
Compost hauling
I thought about not being able to haul dirty stinky stuff in the Highlander and since I have the luxury of unlimited parking for toys (at least all I can afford), I went with buying a utility trailer that I set up to be pulled by the Highlander. It sets a lot of the time but is very handy when I need it. 7' X 12 ' treated bed with ramp. 2000 lb capacity, full sides. I had pickups forever but don't miss one now. You might be a redneck if you've ever hauled a dead deer or firewood in your John Boat. I've hauled both At The Same Time. Before I had the Utilty trailer.
Dave.
... I have the luxury of unlimited parking for toys (at least all I can afford), ...
Dave.
Space for toys makes all the difference. A good deal of our lot is given over to my wife's pursuits, chicken coop, garden shed, raised beds, fish pond ....not that I'm complaining!
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Trailer: 2013 Escape 21 Classic Number 6, pulled by 2018 Toyota Highlander
Posts: 8,235
Trailer
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Originally Posted by gbaglo
Any chance I could borrow your utility trailer for the weekend?
Hi Glenn,
I'd loan it to you for sure but I can't deliver. I'm busy going to Shellsburg to buy popcorn.
Did you ever make a beer float with good ice cream and fruit flavored Lambic Beer? I gotta try it, a friend said very tasty.
Dave.
Hi Glenn,
I'd loan it to you for sure but I can't deliver. I'm busy going to Shellsburg to buy popcorn.
Did you ever make a beer float with good ice cream and fruit flavored Lambic Beer? I gotta try it, a friend said very tasty.
Dave.
Dave I think you could be arrested in Belgium for a sacrilege like that!! Glenn I have lot heavier duty utility trailer than Dave's - feel free to drive over and borrow it anytime.
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