What if it Snows?

Well almost nothing is impossible. That's why you have spotters. An rgn when it's uncoupled is about 2 ft off the ground except at the back/ tires. You get proficient after awhile and can side load without unhooked.

 

@REO6205 over done it with tire changing I guess.

 

If the equipment is that wide you should put up outriggers and widen your deck. When I loaded solo I'd drive up to the ramps GOAL where my wheels/tracks were as opposed to the edge of the deck. Get a bead on it and ease onto the trailer.

 

Are you talking about the trailer clearance

 

Loading with ramps can be a bit sketchy at times. Need to make sure your lined up before even easing on.

 

I agree with this!

 

Always a good idea to put the seatbelt on as well in case something happens and you end up on ur side