Who pulls a wagon behind their ATV for yard work or fire wood retrieval?

I am looking for a wagon to pull with my Sportsman. I know there is a bunch of wagon makers out there. Just trying to get a feel for who uses what, how much $$ and how you like them.

thanks

 

i saw a sears cart,$140 its not a wagon,but it has a long receiver for a ball hitch+ i think it dumps.looked sturdy.

 

skinnykid,
I've heard that the Bush Buggy Trailer is a well built and durable trailer.
Check it out for yourself!
Good luck![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
http://northtrailtrailers.com/BushBuggy.html

 

Saw one yesterday at Cabelas. Nice with high clearance axle. $329.00 but not in catalogue.

 

We pull trailers in on our hunting trips up the Alaska Highway. We've also found that we were better off building our own with aluminum boxes and steel frame work. I tried pulling one of those small trailers in and it never made it. It all depends on whether your looking for light duty or heavy duty.
Take care,
Dave

 

Look at Bosski, Lil Mule, and Mountain Goat. Ain't cheap, but built to last.

 

I finally got this figured out somewhat. Here are a couple of links to the pictures of the trailer.
http://i484.photobucket.com/al...izzllyandtrailer2.jpg

http://i484.photobucket.com/al...rizzlyandtrailer3.jpg

http://i484.photobucket.com/al...Grizzlyandtrailer.jpg

I'll have to check and see if that worked.
Dave

 

Mornin skinnykid
I bought this one and had to re do the hitch and where it un locks to tip it just so I could get it level with my quad. It can haul a heavy load pretty good now,, BUT,, The darn thing is close to useless round here in the hill's. It will tip over in a heart beat. Find one with a wide wheel base. I'm tired of loading mine 2 or 3 times with the same load just to get it back to the habitat. Ya think for $200 it would be built to use.

 

A friend of mine and I both bought 15 cubic ft. steel "dump" trailers from of all places Wal-Mart on line. We used their "ship to store" feature and saved shipping cost. You do have to put the trailer together it takes about 30 mins. Cost is $209.00 + local taxes (at leasr here in Cali). Just a thought. We use the wagon/trailers out in the "gold fields of California".
Good luck

 

Hobbles
I don't know if this would work with the kind of wheels you have on it but you might want to think about getting another set of wheels and make it a dually wagon. I have seen that done on the comercial grade mowers used in my neck to the woods to do sidehill cut the steep interstate embankments, just an idea.
Q