L2R

wondering if anyone has seen a 'reasonable' set up to tow a harley and a golf cart on the same trailer without having to buy a car hauler.

pictures or ideas appreciated.

SixShooter14

open or enclosed?

either way, if you're not wanting longer 16' or so then a side load would probably be best. Or put the Harley on a dolly so that it can be turned 90* to the trailer once loaded. I wouldn't want to haul it open that way, but it's an option. Keep in mind that turning it sideways will put more weight on the tongue. depending on the bike, 700-850#. it may be best to put the cart up front and load the bike on the rear. It really depends on axle location and overall weight distribution.

Another option is put one or the other in the bed of the truck and trailer the other. Just be careful about what else you haul. Either or both on a trailer isn't that heavy, probably less than 2k# so I'd think you'd be ok if loaded properly.

L2R

thanks sixshooter,

I didn't want to put restrictions on length, open or closed, just looking for good options.
I would prefer 2 ramps, the one being a side load on the front for the golf cart if that is even possible (they are about 8' long) and then run the bike up the back ramp.

first goal is to get them both on a trailer, the 2nd is keep it short as possible. I figured someone out in the interest had overcome this and looking for options but not seen one yet.

ambush

Something like this?

The Beer Baron

They exist, but most of them are quite long:




You may want to talk to a couple local dealers and see if they can custom order something for you.

L2R

Yep, the side ramps give me the ability to remove the front item without the back. I will have to check regarding width tho' because golf cart is the shortest item but still 8' long.

I have found a 7x14 V nose which would get them both in. but again, just more hassle if I only want what is in front. thanks all good pictures to ponder.

ambush

How about an enclosed snowmobile trailer?




The shortest I've seen like this are 14ft long.

L2R

hey thanks for the pic. saw one of these a couple years ago but hadn't seen one since I got serious about a new trailer. I may call them and get exact dimensions to see if it will all fit. that would be sweeet.

Manuellabour247

I bought a trailer with my lawnmower. It's 60" inside the rails and 16' overall length. It was a hog trailer that they cut the top off of and reinforced the rails. They also took the 1500 lb axles out and put 3500 lb axles underneath it. It's a v-nose, but not enclosed. Works pretty good.

ifallsron

It's not unusual for me to see trailers loaded like Jethro's truck. Your biggest decision is covered and secure or uncovered. With uncovered, I'd recommend some kind of front shield.