I am about to purchase a pull behind quad trailer. I would like to hear and/or see pics of what you use, either homemade or factory made. I would use it for hunting, fishing, and camping. Thanks BL

 

Afternoon lusty
We bought this one for bout $550.00, It'a a 5x8 and seems to work ok for us,, The tail gate ramp could of been a lil shorter tho,,, Good luck on your choise,,

<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://img.photobucket.com/alb...es/The-Rig.jpg">The Rig</a>

 

Are you talking about a trailer to pull behind your quad, or a trailer to pull behind your car/truck to pull your quad? I use a small Sears trailer for pulling firewood out of the woodlots I use to get firewood. I wouldn't recommend it for anything more than a few miles per hour. There are a couple trailers I've seen reviewed for pulling behind your quad that have gotten great write ups. Alumafold ATV Wagon

 

Moose, I am looking for a trailer to pull behind the quad. BL

 

A couple of trailers that are pretty interesting are: Spudbug a camper and trailer in one and a Shorelander which is a trailer that pulls your quad to the trail and then converts into a trailer that can be pulled behind your quad. Another trailer is: EZ Dump Rhino Hope these help you choose one.

 

Evenin lusty
It looks like I should of stated my post better, I use that trailer to hall stuff round the property also. (60 acres) It is used for both hauling the quad and pulled by the quad, But for usin it behind the quad, The tail ramp is to tall to get between the trees and stuff,
You did post " I would like to hear and/or see pics of what you use," Just adding my 2 cents for ya,,

 

pack rat

 

Flatbead trailer with AT tires. Harbor Freight $199

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=47845

 

Hey I've been debating about ordering that same trailer. Looked halfway decent considering the price. Do you actually have one? Is it pretty rugged and built fairly well? It's kind of hard to judge size and build quality just by the catalog and pics they have on their website.

 

Good links guys! There are a couple in here I didn't know about, like the Spud Bug (interesting design). Here's L= the one I use for hauling firewood.]http://www.otteroutdoors.com/atvtrailers.htm[/L]