Hauling Lifted carts in the bed of a pickup?

[Gwagon]

Originally Posted by kgsc

I just flip the ws down and lock it in with the rubber retainers on the ws. Then wedge the sponge in between the bottom of the ws and the body. If you are worried about it just slide the black retainer bracket up past the plexi and pop off the ws.. If it is in the bed and flipped down the most of it is behind the roof of the truck so it doesn't see a lot of wind..

Ok thanks, i actually bought a Triton ATV88 Trailer at a garage sale over the weekend and planning on using it. First time using it to transport the buggy. I suppose it will take less wind on the trailer.


Thanks

Gwagon

[kgsc]

Just make sure to check the capacity of those tires and their condition as well as the bearings.. Those smaller tire trailers scare me.. At 70 mph those things are really spinning..

[Mr. Mike]

Also do not tow the cart backwards on the trailer unless you completely remove the windshield or the wind will surely rip the windshield out for you.

Here's another pic...forgot I had this one. The daamn dog follows me everywhere.

[fltekdiver]

Nice camper! Looks bigger then a 33' ! Ours is a 2013 Keystone Laredo 36' with 3 slides

We love it. beautiful!

[Gwagon]

Originally Posted by kgsc

Just make sure to check the capacity of those tires and their condition as well as the bearings.. Those smaller tire trailers scare me.. At 70 mph those things are really spinning..

For sure, I read they are 770Lbs each. They should be ok, right? Gonna check bearings tmw and grease em up. Ole trailer came with a spare, thank god!


Gwagon

[kgsc]

That is a hair over 1500 lbs. subtract the weight often the trailer and say 1200?? Gas cart okay, sparkle, pushing it.. IMO

[Mr. Mike]

Originally Posted by fltekdiver

Nice camper! Looks bigger then a 33' ! Ours is a 2013 Keystone Laredo 36' with 3 slides

We love it. beautiful!

We love ours too. This is a 2015 Coachmen Liberty Edition and it is by far our nicest one yet.

[smokindawg]

As for the top. I hauled a cart home that I purchased last year. Hauled it on a trailer and it was loaded sideways across the bed. The top was on it and I left it on with no problems. Hauled it 300 miles with a lot of it at 65 and 70+ speeds.

[fltekdiver]

We just sold out 2005 F250 King ranch ( gas ) and bought a 2011 F250 with a 6.7L Diesel
I bought a truck that had a 8' bed to accommodate the golf cart

Only thing is , I plan on lifting it and putting 35" tires on it

But I'm only going to do a 4"-1/2 lift vs a 6" lift

[Swan]

Nice truck good luck with it

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