Transporting Trike on Trailer

Duck Rogers · Postby **Duck Rogers** » Sat May 12, 2007 2:09 pm

As promised.
Fits exactly on the edges of the cab. Trike wheels sit in the slots provided and gets tied down. Additional struts bolt on for the wing carrier.

Arnulf · Postby **Arnulf** » Sat May 12, 2007 2:23 pm

Ok, fine.
But how do get the trike onto the bakkie and off again?

Regards,
Arnulf

Reza · Postby **Reza** » Sat May 12, 2007 4:26 pm

Thats basic

Now puzzeling on how to get the trike on the bakkie/frame, my 4x4 is 1m high at the tail gate, thats steep for a ramp, if I hand winched a trike up that incline it would probably hit the prop on the ground, backwards would then be the way but then the trike is too wide for the bakkie:roll: longer ramps could help but then its another item to cart and stability could be a issue

Back to the drawing board

let me know if yous have any bright ideas

Duck Rogers · Postby **Duck Rogers** » Sun May 13, 2007 6:00 pm

Sorry....you need 2 people. Basic indeed. Nobody said it was rocket science or state of the art :D

DieselFan · Postby **DieselFan** » Sun May 13, 2007 11:05 pm

Duck Rogers wrote:Sorry....you need 2 people. Basic indeed. Nobody said it was rocket science or state of the art :D

So what you saying is you need to kiss someone's arse...

Does anyone have mods for a NON BAKKIE 4x4? Like a Pathfinder etc. Without roof racks

Reza · Postby **Reza** » Mon May 14, 2007 11:16 am

Nobody wants to kiss ass, we want to be free and fly

Dont rocket scientists fly trikes

Back to the drawing board

If anyone knows any clues, spit it out please

LarryMcG · Postby **LarryMcG** » Tue May 15, 2007 9:43 am

Hi Reza

Have a look at this pic, then maybe give me a call oh 82574610two.

Definitely needs two people, but will depend on the weight / trike you are flying.
Travels very comfortably like this, even over very bad roads. Beware of the height!

LM

Postby **nicow** » Tue May 15, 2007 10:20 am

Duck Rogers
Nice frame!
I normaly use 2 cars on holiday-1 for the caravan,and one for the microlight.This idea can save me a lot on fuel and toll fee.
How do you tie the front of your frame to the bakkie so that the front of the trike won't lift?
nicow
ZU-AWA

Dre'man · Postby **Dre'man** » Tue May 15, 2007 11:37 am

Eish, trike on the left as serious landing gear

Reza · Postby **Reza** » Tue May 15, 2007 11:56 am

Hi Larry,

Looks like a styling mission to me

:D
Is that a landcruiser double cab you have the trike on

Thanks for your number I might give you a call one of these days, its a better deal to use the forum or e-mail as I am in Malawi, much more worth while to chat on the phone when we want to plan a flying mission together

real talk you know

Transporting Trike on Trailer

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