"My English isn't so well" hahahaha! We have a trailer with side rails like that. I just loaded them up over the bar with ramps. Good times bud. Talk to you later.
Man! That trailer is big enough to fit my HOUSE! Cool trick with the sliding! Hopefully one remembers to put it in 2wd before trying that. Good and nonboring video.
I guess it’s a California thing we have to have 4 points of tie down so 4 straps to 4 different locations or we could get cited for it. And loading in a truck with mud, snow or just raining adds a whole other element to it for sure. Thanks for the video 👍🏻
Nice trick load sideways like others here we have to tie all 4 corners i use ratchet straps only . My trailer is 16 ft by 8.5 deck over has two 3500 pd axels gives you 7000 here have to subtract weight trailer from that what is left makes up your allowed total weight can carry . My trailer weighs 1800 pds leaves me 5200 allowed on trailer .
Neat trick but that’s why when I got my 20ft trailer to fit 2 quads and my pioneer I got a car hauler without bars. Drive up side with ramps. Makes it super easy.
@@ArizonaKid thanks! It also helped that after the Pioneer purchase the 6x12 dual ramp was just barely big enough the the UTV so I was able to pick exactly what I wanted.
I liked the way you turned your quad around on the deck. Do you use the ramps to unload or do you spin it back around? Just curious. Thanks for sharing!
Love the idea of sideways , but you really should use a ratchet strap instead of cam locks. Here In the province I live in we have to have 4 points of tie down . I always use ratchet on all four corners and draw the suspension down so there's no play which could cause a strap to become unhooked. I've seen the results of a ATV coming out of a truck from poor tie down. seems like cheap insurance for a expensive investment. Never say Never when it comes to a trailer !! Anything can happen and come out .
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"My English isn't so well" hahahaha!
We have a trailer with side rails like that. I just loaded them up over the bar with ramps.
Good times bud. Talk to you later.
Never saw anyone slide a quad sideways like that! Genius!
Thats a very smart way tO load it up👍
Man! That trailer is big enough to fit my HOUSE! Cool trick with the sliding! Hopefully one remembers to put it in 2wd before trying that. Good and nonboring video.
I’m hoping the boring comment is interpreted as a joke to everyone , or they really think it is boring lol
@@ArizonaKid Your regular viewers will understand but it could be harder if its the first video someone sees.
I guess it’s a California thing we have to have 4 points of tie down so 4 straps to 4 different locations or we could get cited for it. And loading in a truck with mud, snow or just raining adds a whole other element to it for sure. Thanks for the video 👍🏻
Nice and secure, not going anywhere 🥰🥰
Great to have room for a lot of atv's there on trailer :)
great advice thanks for sharing and have a great day as well
Very nice share I love playing in the diet be safe my friend ❤️
Interesting trick! Nice job with the video buddy like you said should help some folks out.
Thanks for watching 😉
Nice trick load sideways like others here we have to tie all 4 corners i use ratchet straps only .
My trailer is 16 ft by 8.5 deck over has two 3500 pd axels gives you 7000 here have to subtract weight trailer from that what is left makes up your allowed total weight can carry . My trailer weighs 1800 pds leaves me 5200 allowed on trailer .
Neat trick but that’s why when I got my 20ft trailer to fit 2 quads and my pioneer I got a car hauler without bars. Drive up side with ramps. Makes it super easy.
Good point and of course always a better or different way to do something, not just one way is the best . Thanks for watching
@@ArizonaKid thanks! It also helped that after the Pioneer purchase the 6x12 dual ramp was just barely big enough the the UTV so I was able to pick exactly what I wanted.
Great video
I liked the way you turned your quad around on the deck. Do you use the ramps to unload or do you spin it back around? Just curious. Thanks for sharing!
Hold front breaks and put in reverse and spin it back around
So that’s how ya do it!!
Yes sir 😂
Love the idea of sideways , but you really should use a ratchet strap instead of cam locks. Here In the province I live in we have to have 4 points of tie down .
I always use ratchet on all four corners and draw the suspension down so there's no play which could cause a strap to become unhooked.
I've seen the results of a ATV coming out of a truck from poor tie down. seems like cheap insurance for a expensive investment.
Never say Never when it comes to a trailer !! Anything can happen and come out .
Good advice and thanks for watching
cool trick but please cross your chains at the hitch
Nice vid. How wide is your trailer?
83 inches
That’s legit bro
Thank you
How do you remove the atv's?
lol
You have to use a trailer every time, wow.
Lol 😂 no only for the pioneer . I can also put the foreman in bed of truck . Have video on that also lol 😂
Dude.. where's the unloading g the ATV part? Lol
Lol 😂 that’s a bit tricky, first person to say that . Give me a address and I will send you free stickers
@@ArizonaKid check your IG messages
@@TacoVic I checked and got the address, will mail out soon k
Looked through to find this, and still isn’t answered… how do you straighten it out again?
So just curious, what size is your trailer?
20 foot. And 5000lbs axles .Over kill for quads. . E ratted tires like a 3/4 ton pick up
How do we participate in the raffle?
If you follow me on Instagram, you are always in the raffle . And you do follow me .
No show us how to unload it 🤣
Right lol 😂 I bit more difficult, but still not hard , grab corner and pull lol , thanks for watching
I have a more compact trailer to load my Honda Foreman 2015: ruclips.net/video/UprWlKXY0Qk/видео.html