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69rvnvet 02-03-2011 10:54 AM

Louisiana Trailer Dog
 
Does anyone use the trailer dog for transporting their ATV? I am thinking about purchasing one of these to haul my ATV.
Thanks

xFreebirdx 02-03-2011 11:15 AM

What is a trailer dog?

Links?

Pics?

scootergptx 02-03-2011 11:19 AM

Ties the quad down without using straps.

http://www.ducks.org/media/hunting/g...uard_dog_2.jpg

JCDEYO25 02-03-2011 11:19 AM

Louisiana Trailer Dog at DiscountRamps.Com

John

xFreebirdx 02-03-2011 11:49 AM

Ahhhhhh. ;):)

scootergptx 02-03-2011 12:19 PM


Originally Posted by xFreebirdx (Post 2999916)
Ahhhhhh. ;):)


You're gettin a whole mess of learnin today. :nod: :p

xFreebirdx 02-03-2011 12:20 PM

I'm trying to dismay that whole "old dog theory". ;)

Dragginbutt 03-25-2011 09:48 PM

Understand the concept, but I have seen 700 lbs of rolling weight rip right through a steel deck. It would depend on how you mounted it I guess. You hit the brakes in an emergency stop and I wonder what would happen. Me, I trust the 4 straps I put on my machine more. I definately reccommend quality ratchet straps over the cheaper friction types.

convicted21 03-26-2011 06:48 AM

They also have a louisana guard dog made by kolpin that mounts in your trucks trailer hitch and then to the ATV hitch.

95wolv 03-26-2011 07:30 AM

I wonder how the front is held in place? In the past, I have had a strap come loose on the back, and have seen the quad slide around on the trailer,still held down in front, but allowed to "pivot" on the anchor point. What would prevent that from happening with the rear onlytied down? I agree with Draggin, seems all the force would be concentrated at the one point, and any situation that would require you to take a corner a bit hard, or sudden lane changes to avoid something on the road could possibly rip that loose, or even damage the quad, if the anchor point was solid enough. I use good quality straps, and now knot the extra strap around the latch, and have never had one come loose, even on 14 hr trip to another state at freeway speeds. In the back of a pickup, where the quad is limited on where it can move, it would seem ok, but as as single anchor point on a flat bed trailer, I would be a bit nervous.


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