Why would you need to stack them in the first place???



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAgYz25Ie1I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6BQSXo88Zk

Ingtrvl when you test that to Wellsville and back or LBL and back let me know how it works! Dont forget all the camping gear, spare parts, and fire wood either.

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Yeah.... I did it more just to go cruise around in the 40 degree weather (cabin fever can't survive under 49 degrees in case anyone didn't know) and get some interesting looks.... Got to get those last bits of fun in before the FREEEEEZE. It does pull the trailer nice, but that is alot to stop for two Karman Ghia calipers. BTW that is my old buggy on the trailer. My buddy bought it and "revived" it. Reduce Reuse Recycle right???

Bought my daughters buggy from a freind who needed a downpayment on a new house. And I totally get the play before the freeze, but dont forget they pull sleds and tubes pretty well too!

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Those are some great ideas. Thanks for the help!!

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we have been doing this for a long time on a 16 foot trailer that has about 12" rail that goes across the front of the trailer. by using ramps and stacking the front ends on top of each other. we got a 18 foot trailer that has a lower rail that goes across the front of the trailer that is only about 4". we have never straped the 1st buggy on the trailer before we loaded the 2nd one on top of it. well the 2nd time that we done this with the new trailer it pushed the 1st buggy over the rail and in to the back of the truck. well it was a $1200 mistake. so if you do it make sure you strap the 1st one in before you load the second one. we have done it several times since then with no more crashes.