FOR SALE 1959 Humes Dropdeck Trailer

[68-f-model]

Disclaimer: This is not my trailer. I just saw it online and thought there might be someone interested here.

18.5' deck

3' beaver tail

Built-in ramps

31" deck height

Solid old trailer

Price: $2,500

http://www.dyingbreeddiesels.com/#!1959-humes-dropdeck-trailer/okt4f

[j hancock]

Could be a nice trailer for a single axle.

Pet peeve.......If you are selling something, clean the vines and vegetation off BEFORE you take pictures.

[Freightrain]

Wish I had a real use for it. Nice looking unit.

[68-f-model]

Agreed on the cleaning things up before selling. Don't have it look like you just drug it out of the fence row.

[GOOG]

She might swing a tandem. Looks close. That's a very nice trailer for that money! I had a 1954 Hughs back in the mid 80's. Served me well. It was converted from vacuum brakes to air. It needed a brake adjustment every five minutes. Had 8.25x15 rubber. I made ramps a little shorter than yours, but they were hydraulic. I used an electric hydraulic pump from a snow plow lift, and Myer angle cylinders. Worked great. It was pleasure to use that trailer. The wood deck went side to side, Kind of unusual. - Tom

[Quickfarms]

I like it

I would like a drop deck for my single axle tractor

Wish it was closer to the west coast.

[h67st]

I don't know, the vines give it kind of a "natural" look.

[Joe Ditchkus]

Depending on the pin setting a tandem tractor could work.It would be nice with a 18" or 24" pin setting.I have a transport trailer with a 48" pin setting,you cannot put any overhang on front of trailer with a 72" cab to axle.