DO I NEED A CDL FOR MY TRAILER!? Buying an equipment trailer-some things to consider.

If you are looking to buy an equipment trailer, here are some things to consider so you avoid the same mistakes I made! Also, you'll need to consider if YOU WILL NEED A CDL! Join me for an interesting and educational video episode of buying and equipment trailer, as I just bought a new 22' Imperial equipment trailer and traded in my PJ 22' trailer towards the new trailer purchase. I will do an in-depth video on exactly why I upgraded my equipment trailer and cover some of the problems I've had with my last equipment trailer and go over the specific reasons why I selected this specific trailer and outline the specific features of this trailer that I think put it head and shoulders above the standard feature equipment trailers that most of us are used to.
HERE ARE A FEW VIDEOS THAT I REFERENCE IN THIS VIDEO THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:
EQUIPMENT TRAILER TIRE BLOWOUTS: https://youtu.be/o-is4NKkfTc
KENTUCKY BUCKS, IF I ONLY KNEW THEN..: https://studio.youtube.com/video/8TefOapbQwg/edit
I believe that the features on this Imperial 22' equipment trailer, make it a functional 26' trailer, all while keeping nearly the same footprint as a 'standard' 22' equipment trailer. I did a bit of research on this and combined that with my last 10 years or so of experience hauling tractors, mini excavators and a skid steer to bring you some very real life and real world thoughts about things that you should consider when buying an equipment trailer. Thank you for joining me today I hope to see you on some future videos. Also consider subscribing to follow all of our land management projects between Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky, our Kentucky farmhouse rehab projects that is nearly complete, Bobcat e42 R series mini excavator projects, Bobcat T650 CTL skid steer projects, Kioti tractor projects, food plots, water erosion projects, installing culvert pipes, deep woods road and trail system projects, watering holes, wildlife conservation projects, wildlife habitat improvement projects, deer habitat improvement projects, duck ponds, building roads, DIY rustic barn wood projects, barn picking adventures, DIY rustic red cedar projects, and much more country living adventures. Thank you. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at a time. #kapperoutdoors #kappervlog #equipmenttrailer #southernillinoisland