Unknown trailer model

[Toasty 52]

I just purchased one of the smaller wheel horse yard trailers but the Mode ID/Serial tag is missing.  Was wondering if there is any other way to tell which model this trailer is.  It was already dark when I got home so I’ll take better pictures tomorrow, but here is what I have taken so far.

[953 nut 52,620]

Looks like a 5.5 cubic foot dump trailer from the '60s and '70s, here is a manual.

 

Edited March 1, 2019 by 953 nut
fat finger

[Toasty 52]

Thanks I did find the several manuals on here of the trailer.  Was more wondering if you can tell model ID it should be based on decal and if there is anything else down differently through the years.

[Lee1977 6,329]

There all the same. I got one new with my 1977 C-120. They had just glued a newer tag over the older one.  The newer tag on top was [ 77 -  05DC01  ]. 

[Toasty 52]

7 hours ago, Lee1977 said:

There all the same. I got one new with my 1977 C-120. They had just glued a newer tag over the older one.  The newer tag on top was [ 77 -  05DC01  ]. 

Thank you, that is exactly what I looking for.

[squonk 39,333]

I believe that decal was used in the 60's . Don't now about the 70's

[bottjernat1 2,189]

1960's dump cart. I have one great little cart! Here is mine

[AMC RULES 36,963]

 They're some great little carts.

 

 

Edited March 1, 2019 by AMC RULES

[Toasty 52]

I am excited to be able to get it restored this spring and have it put behind my 1968 Lawn Ranger and haul my son around which is the reason I purchased it.

[WHX?? 47,220]

Indispensable things they are..

[Lane Ranger 10,598]

The Wheel Horse trailer is a very important item for many reasons - especially grandchildren!

[Toasty 52]

Got the trailer put away for the rest of the winter.  Here is a better picture of it.