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Old 02-27-2017, 09:56 PM   #81
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I have a case open with DOT. Problem is that most people don't look deep enough. I did use mine with my HD Softail Deluxe and had no issues. Recommended a Semi Truck wheel monitoring system with air temp. Be prepared to be scared. I also bought a 100 gallon water tank to put in the bed of the truck...to help relieve the load on the 7k axles. Lots of problem management for a 65k $ trailer
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Old 02-27-2017, 10:27 PM   #82
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I have a good TPMS system with temperature sensors on every wheel...no anomalies over several thousand miles hauling the bike...even with a full 105 gallons of water on board. Very pleased with my trailer going into 3rd year. Good luck
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Old 07-22-2017, 02:45 PM   #83
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We're looking at a 3210. We'll be towing it with an F-250 diesel and the dry pin weight is just over my truck cargo weight. After doing some research, once loaded with our 2 atv's or the Harley, I'll be good for pin weight. I already have airbags to help level out the truck if needed.

My question is loading the atv's (Raptor 700R and Quadsport Z400). Has anyone gotten this size sport atv loaded next to each other in the 10' garage or will I have to load them sideways?
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Old 07-24-2017, 08:52 PM   #84
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I have 2 Polaris 500 Sportsman. They have to be loaded sideways. There are some ATV Dolleys that you can put under one set of wheels to make it easier to turn. Don't use 2 sets out they will to back down the ramp. One other thought, when they are sideways, if the become loose, you don't have to worry about the sliding glass door.....check the specs on the dealer web site for your width. You have about 96 inches to work with
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Old 07-25-2017, 05:38 PM   #85
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I have 2 Polaris 500 Sportsman. They have to be loaded sideways. There are some ATV Dolleys that you can put under one set of wheels to make it easier to turn. Don't use 2 sets out they will to back down the ramp. One other thought, when they are sideways, if the become loose, you don't have to worry about the sliding glass door.....check the specs on the dealer web site for your width. You have about 96 inches to work with
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