ATC70 Transport problem

[Frankencelery]

I just bought two ATC70's and they're about 200 miles away. I have a trailer, but it's shaky and I don't know about taking it that distance, and at today's gas prices that trailer hurts too. So I was thinking about trying to squeeze them into my '95 2-door Explorer. I just checked and my ATC90 fits pretty well, but there wouldn't be room for a second one.

The question is, how much smaller is a 70 from a 90? I've never seen one up close. Second, since one of the machines is just a rolling frame, I'm sure I could get both in there if I took off the rear axle. Would it be worth it, or should I just bring the trailer?

[thefox]

They are a lot smaller then the atc 90, I bet you can fit them both in there. Here is a picture to give you a reference size.

[Frankencelery]

Is the yellow one a '90? If so, that 70 is really tiny!

[thefox]

That yellow one is a YT125

Fron the left... YTM200, YT125, YTM225, ATC70, KLT110

[Frankencelery]

Oh, and John, I'm seriously thinking about that idea of strapping one of them on top. If I do, I'll take a picture. That's one that might win a redneck award!

[Vealmonkey]

You might be able to get away with just taking the rear wheels of the roller and turning the 2 atc70s' front in opposite directions and just putting them gently together. Just imagine to letter Ts' turned end to end and locking together. It's possible.

[Frankencelery]

Yep, that's what I'm going to do. I looked on the specs page and the 70 is 12" shorter and about 7" narrower than the 90, so it should work by taking the back wheels off the roller.