Trailer-Aid

[PALMER84ONE]

Rack, those work bitchen, I have an aluminum one. Jack saver for sure.

 

[rezrider]

Rack, those work bitchen, I have an aluminum one. Jack saver for sure.

What for, your 3 rail single axle bike trailer ...

 

[josmoloco]

bah, 2 things

1)2x6's to the best of my knowledge are pine(oaks a cabinet wood...)
2)that trailer-aid is composite. many times stronger than wood, and won't rot, mold, or very easily crack.

2*6 will either be hemlock or fir, stud grade

 

[rezrider]

2x6's to the best of my knowledge are pine(oaks a cabinet wood...)

2*6 will either be hemlock or fir, stud grade

NEXT ...

 

[yamadogyz]

bah, 2 things

1)2x6's to the best of my knowledge are pine(oaks a cabinet wood...)
2)that trailer-aid is composite. many times stronger than wood, and won't rot, mold, or very easily crack.

And price? no need to spend more than you have too why would you spend 50$ for a plastic shape you can make yourself. Plus I've saw plenty rough cut C-D rated oak you can get in 4x6/4x4 form at grain elevators

 

[14D]

And price? no need to spend more than you have too why would you spend 50$ for a plastic shape you can make yourself. Plus I've saw plenty rough cut C-D rated oak you can get in 4x6/4x4 form at grain elevators

Considering he's lifting up what sounds like a heavy azz toyhauler(Im guessing 7k plus) why skimp? Like i said it's resin, definitely not the same stuff wrapped around your bike.

 

[Rack]

Considering he's lifting up what sounds like a heavy azz toyhauler(Im guessing 7k plus) why skimp? Like i said it's resin, definitely not the same stuff wrapped around your bike.

just about 13000# loaded.

 

[PALMER84ONE]

What for, your 3 rail single axle bike trailer ...

No ass, I have three trailers and a two axle flat bed is the one I have for this.

 

[rezrider]

No ass, I have three trailers and a two axle flat bed is the one I have for this.

... I have to admit, this is the 1st time I've been called no ass! ..........wink wink

 

[Mihylo33]

Obviously this thread is going places but none of them in the right direction...

Rack, If you like the damn thing buy it for $60 bucks, If you aren't sure about using a resin and composite ramp then use what I use. A chunk of 8x8 inch cedar about 2.5 ft long and just cut it on the angle with a chainsaw and then a small notch for the tire to sit in once its up. It only wieghs about 6lbs, itys solid and you can screw a handle to it so you can pull it out...
Good luck

 

[jackson409]

just about 13000# loaded.

That sounds about the same as mine. I am not sure i would trust some hollowed out piece of plastic with my legs under or near that sum bitch on the side of the hiway with semi's blowing it in the wind like a DBA flag

 

[PALMER84ONE]

Mihylo, I have seen it, Rack does not need a handle to pull it out! More like a shoe horn would do the trick.

 

[Mihylo33]

Mihylo, I have seen it, Rack does not need a handle to pull it out! More like a shoe horn would do the trick.

somebody has been peeking...

 

[rezrider]

Why even debate this ... ... it's like the lego things they make for leveling trailers of which Rack I saw you have some... they're light weight, stack easily can adjust to different heights... can't do that when you wodden blocks are nailed together... NOW...I have 3 2x6x24"'s nailed together I use for my jack stand...I have a chain on the end of it for easy lifting...and I believe they are from a scrap redwood plank I had . There, I think i covered all of it!

 

[Mihylo33]

Why even debate this ... ... it's like the lego things they make for leveling trailers of which Rack I saw you have some... they're light weight, stack easily can adjust to different heights... can't do that when you wodden blocks are nailed together... NOW...I have 3 2x6x24"'s nailed together I use for my jack stand...I have a chain on the end of it for easy lifting...and I believe they are from a scrap redwood plank I had . There, I think i covered all of it!

Wow! Somebody woke up on the wrong side of the Husaberg this morning....