Gotta put 2 buggies on a trailer, trying to get some ideas for stacking the ftont ends on top of each other. Any pics?

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no pic but back the first on the trailor and then throw some ramps/boards on the front tires and drive the second buggy (frontwords) onto the first buggy. I've done this with a 16' trailor and two smaller buggies.

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well I built my trailer so I can drive one on with the tongue on the ground then jack it back up. I have to see if I can fit both, one small, one medium on my 16'.

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we haul 2 on a 16' trailer all the time works well.

I'll post some pics tomorrow,I've been doing it for years

Thanks guys, Just did some measuring and I think I may need to add 2'. NOW, the fun part will be seeing if 2 feet in the back balences ok.

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Heres some pics









Hope these help oh and my trailer is 18ft flat deck and 4ft tongue

Same shape ramps I had in mind, keeps it lower. Thinking I may bolt them to the trailer. Thanks for the pics.

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Back the first buggy on lay a 4x4 on top down to the floor helps to make a t with a 4x4 across the top then drive the 2nd buggy up the 4x4.

You gonna stack two on your trailer Jason?
I'm thinking that would be a lot of tongue weight with the axles that far back.
Your complete buggy would rest between the axles and the tongue it appears.





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Nevermind.
Someone drug up a year old post............

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Wow yea that would be some crazy tongue weight with his trailer!

Sold the other buggy, but ya, I was going to add another axle or relocate the ones on it as needed. And I was plannin to stretch it at least 2' back

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add a few feet to the rear

That was the plan.

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Here’s how Dave Hix does it.

My coworker has 18' dove-tail heavy duty trailer (he has a bobcat, a cat 22 and cat D2 he hauls on it) and to get both of ours on there we push his about 2' over the edge w/ the front beam on the trailer jack and take the front wheels off mine and drive it up on there on the brake drums (clank-clank-clank-clank! up the ramps) and it fits in right under his, then put the ramps up and let it roll back against them and then lash them both in place. Only drawback is reduction of turning radius before his flatbed on his pickup hits front tires on his buggy. I'll see if I have a picture of it setup at home, or take on this weekend.... I gotta say though, those ramps are really slick!

[quote="hillaholic"]Here’s how Dave Hix does it.

http://www.youtube.com/user/hillaholic# ... lBHIfIO_4U

lmao well dave that was finess at its finest

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That is funny. gf didnt think so her buggy was on bottom and i busted one of the lights off

We got a better way now. not as hard on the buggys.

i noticed you were on bottom this time lol

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This is from a previous post

This is how we did it. But we had a "16 foot" trailer.

Hey, that's my "16 foot trailer".