Towing with a car help
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: DODGE57HEMI
Stick to your guns on this one and you will be good! [img][/img]</end quote></div>
yeha im taking my buddy with me who is a aviation mechanic and also a car mechanic. he told me he will help me out.
Im excited because this means that next saturday i can be riding at 5 mile pass utah
Stick to your guns on this one and you will be good! [img][/img]</end quote></div>
yeha im taking my buddy with me who is a aviation mechanic and also a car mechanic. he told me he will help me out.
Im excited because this means that next saturday i can be riding at 5 mile pass utah
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06-06-2008, 02:07 PM
Towing with a car help
I would suggest buying the spare tire for that trailer. It may be difficult to find a replacement as they are not standard tires. I would read and follow the recommendations of the owners manual for travel speed and maintenance. You may want to check before you buy it, but I thought I saw where these trailers are not recommended for highway use and limit travel speed to 45mph, but I could be wrong. I have seen them on the highway, but that doesn't mean much here in oregon! LOL! I've seen some pretty strange things here, like a dog house on a motorcycle (trike) platform! Crazy! Have fun with your atv.....grizzly's are great quads!
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: firehog
I would suggest buying the spare tire for that trailer. It may be difficult to find a replacement as they are not standard tires. I would read and follow the recommendations of the owners manual for travel speed and maintenance. You may want to check before you buy it, but I thought I saw where these trailers are not recommended for highway use and limit travel speed to 45mph, but I could be wrong. I have seen them on the highway, but that doesn't mean much here in oregon! LOL! I've seen some pretty strange things here, like a dog house on a motorcycle (trike) platform! Crazy! Have fun with your atv.....grizzly's are great quads!</end quote></div>
Whoa dang, for sure i will have to check that out. i dont want to buy it if i cant go 65 with it.
thanx for the tip.
i will be sure to have some fun on the grizzly when i get it
I would suggest buying the spare tire for that trailer. It may be difficult to find a replacement as they are not standard tires. I would read and follow the recommendations of the owners manual for travel speed and maintenance. You may want to check before you buy it, but I thought I saw where these trailers are not recommended for highway use and limit travel speed to 45mph, but I could be wrong. I have seen them on the highway, but that doesn't mean much here in oregon! LOL! I've seen some pretty strange things here, like a dog house on a motorcycle (trike) platform! Crazy! Have fun with your atv.....grizzly's are great quads!</end quote></div>
Whoa dang, for sure i will have to check that out. i dont want to buy it if i cant go 65 with it.
thanx for the tip.
i will be sure to have some fun on the grizzly when i get it
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