The type of financing plans out there for tractor trailers varies depending on the brand. Every company has a different policy.
If it's bad enough that you can't get financing, you either find someone who is willing to finance you in-house, or you don't buy one. -- Better Answer: If you cannot get financing... "Cash" -- But, of course, if you actually had the kind of cash available where you could buy a truck and trailer up front, you wouldn't be asking a question on how to get financing.
All kinds.
The type of tractor trailer that can hold the heaviest loads is a Semi-Trailer truck. This is the heaviest truck that is allowed on the roads.
What kind of a tractor is being asked about. A farm implement or a semi-trailer hauler
A large semi-tractor that pulls it just like a trailer.
That really depends on what kind of trailer it's pulling. If it's pulling something like an RGN lowboy, or double drop trailer, that trailer may only have about two inches of ground clearance.
In order to operate a tractor trailer it will be important to get your CDL. They do give you the necessary training in order to drive CDL and to change your permit to a license so I would say yes.
Caterpillar C series, Cummins IS series, or Volvo VED series.
Your daughter will learn how to drive a tractor and trailer, learn the correct and safe way to hook up to farm equipment, back up trailers, and drive farm machinery.
Most dealerships provide financing when purchasing from them. There are many different plans available with terms of up to 20 years depending on what you want. You could also try your personal bank and see if they could give you a better rate and term.
A John Deere
It depends on what kind of tractor you are looking to buy, and what the use of the tractor truck is going to be, and then you can decide where to purchase from.