Trailers for quads
Oct 9, 2006 | 03:23 PM
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Pro Rider
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Trailers for quads
Originally posted by: MadInventor
5 flat tires. ouch!
My son drove something through the sidewall of one of my wifes tires at about 10 miles on the machine, but haven't had any problems since. Tore a lot of chunks out of the edge of the aluminun rims though. Do any of you guys use tire sealer in your tires? I seem to be developing slow leaks on a few tires.
5 flat tires. ouch!
My son drove something through the sidewall of one of my wifes tires at about 10 miles on the machine, but haven't had any problems since. Tore a lot of chunks out of the edge of the aluminun rims though. Do any of you guys use tire sealer in your tires? I seem to be developing slow leaks on a few tires.
Feb 22, 2009 | 10:39 AM
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Trailers for quads
Really interested in how you plan to pull two trailers side by side. Backing up is going to be quite a challenge and going around a corner they will be eating at each other.
I built a utility trailer that is a bit different. It is the width of my Dakota so I don't have to worry if the wife is pulling it that she will hit something with the axles. It has the regular sides the hieght of a gascan. Then it has sides that fold down from the edges to the middle to make a flatbed. You can put all the campgear, fuel, etc in the utility, close the cover, and put a couple of quads right up on top. The folding sides also can be tipped in a bit and a tarp tossed over for a shelter if someone wanted to sleep in it. Also the sides just pull back to slip off the hinges. The right side can be slipped back on and used as a table full length and half the with of the trailer out to the side. It is also a tilt deck so you can load without ramps if just using the utility part of the trailer.
I built a utility trailer that is a bit different. It is the width of my Dakota so I don't have to worry if the wife is pulling it that she will hit something with the axles. It has the regular sides the hieght of a gascan. Then it has sides that fold down from the edges to the middle to make a flatbed. You can put all the campgear, fuel, etc in the utility, close the cover, and put a couple of quads right up on top. The folding sides also can be tipped in a bit and a tarp tossed over for a shelter if someone wanted to sleep in it. Also the sides just pull back to slip off the hinges. The right side can be slipped back on and used as a table full length and half the with of the trailer out to the side. It is also a tilt deck so you can load without ramps if just using the utility part of the trailer.
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