The Trick To Moving Trailers Around The Farm - Super Easy

[@SeidelRanch]

I have been using this tool for a little while to move my trailers around the farm when not hooked up to a tow vehicle. What do you think? These are the tools you saw in the video: Forklift Trailer Hitch: amzn.to/4f1fihV Vevor Mag Drill: amzn.to/4dILuWp VEVOR Annular Cutter Set: amzn.to/3A18li0 Oiler: amzn.to/3Y636Wg

[@TYMTractorOwners]

I need one of those. It looks like it will work great and it matches my tractor.

[@SeidelRanch]

It is pretty darn handy!

[@daveb3910]

Just drill a hole for the ball, no need for the hitch thingy

[@buckbuck3236]

Correct,,, i remember many years ago shifting trailers & stuff around at work & all we had was a tow ball near the end of 1 fork.

[@SeidelRanch]

That works great until you lift a heavy trailer and bend the pallet fork frame. Ask me how I know. 🤣 My last pair of forks already had the holes at the end of the forks to mount the ball. That is why I went with this adapter. It puts the load evenly on both forks and takes a much heavier load.

[@a.joegevara3519]

You're overthinking it! If you're going to drill a hole, just mount a ball on one fork...

[@SeidelRanch]

I did that to my last pair of forks and it bent the pallet fork frame moving my flatbed. This one puts the weight on both of them evenly and it works much better.

[@a.joegevara3519]

@@SeidelRanch I'd build a sleeve to distribute the weight to both forks. They're hard to bend back once you've sprung one! I have 2 pairs, plus a single one that has already been bent with a ball and gussets welded on.