@Hickey builds them on the side now, get your order in quick before he gets bogged down with trailer buildsI need one.
@Hickey builds them on the side now, get your order in quick before he gets bogged down with trailer buildsI need one.
Shhhh. That's sorta still secret. 😎@Hickey builds them on the side now, get your order in quick before he gets bogged down with trailer builds
There are definitely a few things I would change for a more non-personalized version. It's not much work if I didn't go OCD on the floors and tie downs.TON of work to make but a great fit. Seems like a winner from the sidelines
There are definitely a few things I would change for a more non-personalized version. It's not much work if I didn't go OCD on the floors and tie downs.
A tilting deck would be nice for cars like yours.I've thought multiple times about building something like this for my Buick. Super low and probably pretty long to keep the approach angle appropriate for low hanging headers. @ebryson trailer works excellent to haul my Buick but the 4-5' ramps leave me loading it on a hill or similar. Not being 4x4 and having 600+ ft lb of torque, ramps are more exciting than I'd like them to be
A tilting deck would be nice for cars like yours.
I've thought multiple times about building something like this for my Buick. Super low and probably pretty long to keep the approach angle appropriate for low hanging headers. @ebryson trailer works excellent to haul my Buick but the 4-5' ramps leave me loading it on a hill or similar. Not being 4x4 and having 600+ ft lb of torque, ramps are more exciting than I'd like them to be
Loading low cars is simple. Just pull the back of your truck up on ramps, that puts the back of your trailer just above ground level. My 34 is extremely low on the front and center, this method has never failed me.I've thought multiple times about building something like this for my Buick. Super low and probably pretty long to keep the approach angle appropriate for low hanging headers. @ebryson trailer works excellent to haul my Buick but the 4-5' ramps leave me loading it on a hill or similar. Not being 4x4 and having 600+ ft lb of torque, ramps are more exciting than I'd like them to be
Loading low cars is simple. Just pull the back of your truck up on ramps, that puts the back of your trailer just above ground level. My 34 is extremely low on the front and center, this method has never failed me.
I ended up loading my lowered El Camino on my 16' car hauler a couple times and it has super short ramps (because 4x4's).
My solution was to pull the rear tires of the truck up onto 4" blocks, tilting the back of the trailer down. It worked quite well, I could load my car without hanging up on anything... it was close, but did the job.
I know where a few of these are. You could easily do this with a single axle