[73stroke99]

Im looking to haul a John Deere 310 its an older model without the enclosed cab or extended boom. I have a 2007 Load max hd gooseneck that im going to put it on behide a 99 f350. What do these tractors weigh?
Chancey

 

[big_stroker]

Go for it should handle it fine.

I'm guessing 12,000lbs is all it weights

 

[willholl79]

I'm gonna guess the backhoe weighs 15k-17k pounds. (2wd model) A dual wheel truck will handle it no problem. If you are hauling with a SRW truck then loading weight on the trailer correctly is critical.

 

[big_stroker]

John Deere Loader Backhoes

That says 12,800 lbs

 

[73stroke99]

Yeah the guy said it weighs around 12,500 Ive hauled a mini yanmar excavator on a smaller 20ft bri-mar deck over before. it weighed in at 11,400.

 

[73stroke99]

the truck is a single rear wheel fyi.

 

[farm boy]

Roll out with it, you'll be fine.

 

[73stroke99]

my trailer isnt a dual wheel hd, it should handle it though...like it was stated..loading the weight will be critical to make it a nice haul.

 

[joedaddy]

Load it just like it is in that pic and you're good. They haul a lot more than that around here. I saw a D-max pulling a 40'r the other day with 2x2 stacked round bales, I counted 28.

 

[farm boy]

Forgot to mention, that truck had air bags with over 100 psi in them in that pic. And she was still squatting. That hoe weighs a little more than the JD though.

 

[SKIRK]

Just for your info I have hauled many JD 310s and some have weighed over 18,000. That can be a lot of weight on some trailers.

 

[davey99ps]

We've got 2 310's at work, i've hauled them just fine with my truck.

 

[Thor475]

Ive hauled a full cab JD 410G with a SRW F350 I cant say it wasn't a hard load to pull but it did it, tranny got petty hot though. loading it right will make a huge difference, I use a 35' dual axle dual wheel trailer and set the rear axle of the back hoe between the two trailer axles, but it may work better another way on yours. Good Luck!

 

[Torque37]

If the trailer can handle the weight it's no problem for the truck. I just hualed Cat 416B 4x4 cab, 14,400lbs. I used a 32ft 20k gooseneck.

 

[Sea97Stroker]

Dad hauls his 580SL with a very similar setup, his 99 F350 had to get 19.5's as he started to bubble tires. He has hauled it quite a bit with no other issues.

 

[ducatirider944]

You shouldn't have a problem, just make sure you load it right, make sure your trailer is rated for that weight and probably 3-4k of the weight will be tranfered to the truck when figuring the trailer rating so your trailer probably only needs a net rating of probably about 10k. You need to find out what the trailer weighs empty and subtract that from the axle rating on the trailer.

 

[digger200]

We haul a 416B cat all the time with my 2000 f250. We live in the hills, keep the trailer brakes adjusted good and everything is fine. BTW the truck is stock w/automatic, it pulls decent.

 

[Jngreen]