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transport car on rotisserie on trailer

Started by Ed, September 06, 2012, 04:54:20 PM

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Ed

Hi Ian,

that's a very generous offer thanks!, I might just take you up on that

Will send you a PM

Cheers

Ed
in the shed

NES304

Quote from: Iso007 on September 14, 2012, 12:41:40 PM
hey there i am only new on this site, but after seeing the photos and hearing the opinions, i feel quite at home. first though, i have a car trailer you are welcome to borrow instead of hiring. It doesnt need to be back here immediatley like you have to do with a hire unit. I am in ingleburn.
best regards
Ian
F!@# YEAH!!!!!  Thats why I love this forum. People are so generous. Just Di@#heads on the commodore forum.



cruisin_doug

Shells are pretty light, I transported the ute on my timber trolley on the trailer to the blasters and then on to the painters with no issues until we went to push it into the spray booth. The small castors fell into the grate of the floor - took some prising out! (Naturally the width was a perfect fit so both wheels could drop in at the same time!)

Just rolled it on, tied down the trolley, and used a couple of ratchet straps through the door ways for good measure. Trip was about 100 km over rough roads and on the highway.






Sorry I forgot to take a photo of it on the trailer - busy day that day ::)