Thanks PJ. We actually only used trailers for a while. One we pulled behind a pickup and another 8 yard london that we pulled behind a tractor for one large site. They work well most times but you have to be on your toes because as the load goes off you have less togue weight. I figure a pickup is twice as productive if you can actually see out the back. We had controllers in 2 trucks and then who ever was done first could start spreading. Our spreader held a good 4 ton but I wouldn't reccomend going that big. There is a guy in my area with a black Dodge that has been pulling a spreader around for over 10 years and he loves it. We liked ours but we only used it for a couple years then it bacame backup and just recently I sold it. The salter on our single axle is the one we towed behind a tractor for 12 years ( I bought it used in 1990 for $500 and it's been used every storm since 1992)powerjoke;469204 said:
