^^^^^that's a squeeze right there

 

Always trailer. I've seen "charlie's accident" first hand a couple times. Less of an issue in the summer, but very common in the winter with snow. Spin a tire and there goes one of the ramps!

 

did I hear somebody say "Hey Yall watch this!"

 

Ive had the ramps kick out and luckily my rack stopped it from coming done on me although i was ready for it. now i jsut go up my ramps with my left leg on the floorboard and right leg up resting on the rack in case i need a quick bail.

 

iv loaded my wheeler in the back of my truck and got a trailer for my new wheeler. i never liked to load my wheeler in the back of my truck just because id hate for the ramp to move and the wheeler to tip over and brake something. i dont need the extra bills. iv never had it happen loading an atv but i did with a lawn mower. now i plow snow and it just easyier to load a atv on a trailer, faster, and safer. all tho most of the time when loading my atv iv used a hill with no ramps. but now i have a topper on my truck. and my wheeler just sits on the trailer in my storage shed. hitch and go. i guess it dont matter to me. truck or trailer. i just think a trailer is safer loading it. but in a truck would be easyier to manuver where ever your going.

 

I use the 14' Sled trailer, only option if I have to trailer a Ranger 6x6 and 800 X2!! I watched a former friend of mine run his winch through the back window of his F-350 one day, and those babies are not cheap when you have the electric slide option!!!

 

If I'm only haulin 1 quad then definitely the truck - a lot easier than haulin the trailer. First rule about loadin a quad in the back of a truck - ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS attach the ramp to the truck so that it absolutely can NOT kick out. When I first started haulin the quad in the truck I had a pair of ramps - I always felt uncomfortable with these. Then one time I was unloading & one of the ramps kicked in - it was still attached to the truck but the bottom slid towards the other ramp. Fortunately the rear wheels were already on the ground & that front wheel fell about a foot & the quad didn't roll over. That was the last time I used those ramps. Now I have a ramp that folds in 3 the longways with chains on both sides. Can't slip off the tailgate & folds so that I can slide it under the quad & close the tailgate

 

Hope you shut the fuel switch off on the red one!!...LOL...
Gas tank empty also?...........Caper...........

 

Anyone know if Charlie got killed when that thing fell on top of him?

 

ALWAYS on my trailer!! My truck sits too tall to be jackin' with ramps.....besides i can't haul the beer cooler with the quad in the bed.....