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wouldnt waste my money, using a trailer is a billion times better and only a little more money. you dont have to lift the ramps all the time, climb the bed to load it and tie it down, and all you have to do is have the ramps kick out on you once and you will never want that to happen again.i had this harbor freight one for four or five years all that ever happened to it is the hitch was a little crappy i got a new reese one from walmart or something for like 20 bucks. i traded it to a guy for like 400 dollar used table and saw press, and then built my own because i had two then. i built my own from an old popup maybe had a hundred bucks into that, and it was way easier, i could load it without ramps, tie it down super easy, everything on a trailer is in the open
Carry-On Trailer 5 ft. x 8 ft. Open Mesh-Floor Trailer - For Life Out Here
1195 lb. Capacity 48 in. x 96 in. Heavy Duty Folding Trailer
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what i use now but it was like 200 bucks for the frame, 700 for new dexter ezlube alxes, 200 for new wood. but its wide enough to put a max where my prairie was and my rhino where the 360 and kids quad was
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Carry-On Trailer 5 ft. x 8 ft. Open Mesh-Floor Trailer - For Life Out Here
1195 lb. Capacity 48 in. x 96 in. Heavy Duty Folding Trailer
what i use now but it was like 200 bucks for the frame, 700 for new dexter ezlube alxes, 200 for new wood. but its wide enough to put a max where my prairie was and my rhino where the 360 and kids quad was
