I saw this on Ebay, and was wondering if anyone knows about this product.
Could be a cheap way to conert a trailer.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=4634767747&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT
2datrl
Could be a cheap way to conert a trailer.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=4634767747&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT
2datrl
That should have read, convert a trailer... Sorry.
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daman
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Hmmm...wonder how she'd hold up at 80mph+.....
I picked one up this spring. Trailered it once and it seems to work well. Installation was a little tricky with my homemade trailer I'm working the bugs out of it over the summer. When I bought mine they were not set up for a tilt application. The instructions stated that you have to remove it for loading/unloading. Yeah like that going to happen. So I set mine up to tilt both front and rear.
I pulled it for about 250 miles at 60-65 and had no problems with it. They rate it for 65mph. I don't know if they tested to failure or if that is the general speed limit across the nation so that's what they put on it.
For the price I'm happy with it. If the cover fails I'll just skin it with metal and call it good.
I pulled it for about 250 miles at 60-65 and had no problems with it. They rate it for 65mph. I don't know if they tested to failure or if that is the general speed limit across the nation so that's what they put on it.
For the price I'm happy with it. If the cover fails I'll just skin it with metal and call it good.
My guess is that the lawyers advised them to state 65MPH.
When we are heading to our destination, we slow down to 65 for the McDonalds drive thru.
Just kidding, but we have been known to go over 65.
2datrl.
When we are heading to our destination, we slow down to 65 for the McDonalds drive thru.
Just kidding, but we have been known to go over 65.2datrl.
YamiSmurf
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That old saying....You get what you pay for.
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aSRX600guy
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a tarp can do the trick, but if they get loose, they'll tear themselves apart