Trailers - How do you Haul?

[brandonlowe2]

I am in the market for a trailer to haul all my toys on.... so, I would love to see pictures of your rig! How do you haul your trikes? (or trikes/quads/bikes/whatever you have!)

[RubberSalt]

We went the full redneck. Picked up a 20ft Camper, and chopped a draw bridge door into the side. Drop it down, pull in the trike! At night, unload them and sleep inside. Mobile Workshop/toy hauler/home. No running water in it, but the sink and crapper are still there. The AC, heater, and over are nice.

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[brandonlowe2]

ok thats awesome haha!

[HairyJR]

Back during the early 80's enclosed trailers where all the rage. Had one built with double side doors to allow loading and unloading when the back door couldn't be opened. Added a removal flat platform for the Odyssey as it took up too much space inside. Still being used today and am getting it ready for desert season.

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[edizzle89]

not so much a trailer but we found you can fit a dirt bike and 3 wheeler into the back of a short bed chevy

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[fabiodriven]

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161101/898e8e3ec113d8ba7d1656d62a091989.jpg

[RoscoW]

Had an enclosed trailer but it wasn't big enough so I built this 18' flat bed from scratch,

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Trailer%20build/91be0a5a.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Trailer%20build/91be0a5a.jpg.html)


It can hold 6 ATV's with all the tiedowns you need and an aluminum full width ramp in the back.

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Trailer%20build/photo3-1.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Trailer%20build/photo3-1.jpg.html)

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Trailer%20build/photo4-1.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Trailer%20build/photo4-1.jpg.html)



We now also have a 26' toy Hauler (Jayco Octane) thad does 90% of our hauling. I love having the amenities of home when we ride…..and we typically go somewhere and stay for a while.

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Jayco%20T26Y/DSC_0327_zpsrwwjl4yp.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Jayco%20T26Y/DSC_0327_zpsrwwjl4yp.jpg.html)

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Jayco%20T26Y/DSC_0324_zpsxlmwezsj.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Jayco%20T26Y/DSC_0324_zpsxlmwezsj.jpg.html)

http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af77/Roscowbuggies/Jayco%20T26Y/CIMG0487_zps144isz1b.jpg (http://s995.photobucket.com/user/Roscowbuggies/media/Jayco%20T26Y/CIMG0487_zps144isz1b.jpg.html)


Ross….

[Rob Canadian]

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Just a small utility trailer for me at the moment. Working on a deal for a small enclosed trailer 5X8.

[Ol Deuce]

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161101/898e8e3ec113d8ba7d1656d62a091989.jpg

Now that's up-town .............Cool thanks for posting Ol Deuce

[R-N-D]

14' aluminum trailer and my Expedition. Works perfect for my needs. Ranger isn't mine, it's a friend's.

Last picture is my buddy's trailer on your way to TF 2 yrs ago. Also 14'.

[Hopper055]

I always try to haul in the back of my truck if I can. I can haul two trikes in the back of my truck without much effort and I have a short bed ranger. If I'm going away to the local offroad park for the weekend I have what I believe to be a 14x6 trailer I can haul a couple four wheelers on or 4 atcs. We normally sleep in the bed of the truck with a topper on it so transporting in the bed isn't an option. Having an air mattress and a/c to come back to after a long day on the trails in the summer is amazing.


Edit: on a side note look at howdy's truck loaded up in this thread. It is Post #10.

http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php/60991-how-to-fit-2-bikes-in-one-pick-up-truck

[fabiodriven]

Edit: on a side note look at howdy's truck loaded up in this thread. It is Post #10.

http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php/60991-how-to-fit-2-bikes-in-one-pick-up-truck

Believe it or not that's very conservative for Howdy!!

[brandonlowe2]

This is great seeing different ways to haul!!

About Howdy's rig... wow.... haha. I didn't realize it was OK to haul them upright like that.... I am going to have to try this.

[Matt85'350x]

P3 pictures are a few years old. Here's a pic of my aluminum trailer with 2 quads in it. They fit perfectly.

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161102/f3c02f9ef54063e409f0434dad2a19bf.jpg

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161102/38928cc5c1ba5d160ba59988acd7a35e.jpg

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161102/890cb870eb5e52a93726b903007fb37b.jpg

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161102/4a3dafe609163e63fc86f0de2af76db1.jpg

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161102/24b5b80ceac49aa75f32adb8fcbae66f.jpg

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[fabiodriven]

This is great seeing different ways to haul!!

About Howdy's rig... wow.... haha. I didn't realize it was OK to haul them upright like that.... I am going to have to try this.

Perfectly fine to store/transport an ATC upright as long as there's no battery in it!

[Ol Deuce]

My astro van does good......236546 Ol Deuce

[Rob Canadian]

To the OP:

What tow vehicle do you have?

I currently have a 2007 Toyota Sienna. It has the towing package.

I upgraded the rear suspension and installed a "Airlift1000" today. Basically it is a airbag in the rear coils. Helps when towing to not let the rear end sag.

[Hopper055]

My astro van does good......236546 Ol Deuce

Thats awesome, I was just looking at an astro that I can get a killer deal on. All it needs is a little rear brake work. I was doing research to see if I could transport ATV/ATCS in the passenger compartment. Then I come here and you post this picture. Where do you tie down? I was thinking where the seats latch in. Do you think you could fit a couple trikes in there?