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Trailer Mods

Discussion in 'General' started by DBConz, Jul 24, 2017.

  1. rk97

    rk97 Well-Known Member

  2. Pittenger5

    Pittenger5 Well-Known Member

    Dunno how much the bungie would hold them, but I would imagine any bouncing in the trailer would let the stand rotate (or bounce off). I would think arms further apart would be better.
     
  3. Gecko

    Gecko Well-Known Member

    Those would probably work fine (the one you designated for the rear stand looks deep enough, but not sure if the same can be said for the one for the front), assuming you had a stout bungee (that wouldn't loose its elasticity over time -- is there such a thing?) running across and pulling downward against the hook. I assume you intend to mount the stands with the "prongs" hanging low (like the ones in the Instagram link you provided), right? For me, however, I wanted the prongs as high to the ceiling as I could get them. I'm constantly moving stuff in and out of the trailer and using it as a makeshift garage all year long. I wanted room to maneuver around inside without getting ripped/smacked/poked by those prongs. As it is, I have foam sleeves I slip over the ends of the prongs (not pictured) so I don't take out an eye.
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  4. sdiver

    sdiver Well-Known Member

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  5. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    I did this on my barn doors for the stands. It works great with the aluminum LP stands. The cheap Trackside and heavy Pitbull stands, not so much.
     
  6. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    Makes sense. My stands will always be used on the bikes or hug during transport. I like the idea of mounting upside down, but a hook and bungee would make things simple and cheap.


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  7. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    is there a place that sells etrack kits or packs of etrack accessories? looking for some hooks, rings, straps, etc.
     
  8. NemesisR6

    NemesisR6 Gristle McThornbody

  9. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    thanks. i've been looking on Amazon and Pit Posse. Wasnt sure if there was a place that sold a "trailer eTrack kit" with accessories.
     
  10. bigkaley

    bigkaley Well-Known Member

  11. Hotfoot

    Hotfoot Well-Known Member

    Fuel can rack is handy to have. The one we use is simple homemade one, basically just a square-C shaped bar on hooks, it lays flat against the wall when empty. When you rotate it up to being parallel with the floor you can slide two fuel jugs down into it and it holds them securely without needing anything underneath. It won't capture spills but it's a lot less bulky when not being used than the ones that sit like a box on the floor.
     
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  12. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

  13. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    PitBull TRS kits installed last night. Pit Posse tire shelf going in today/tomorrow.
    still not sure what to do with the stands. debating on hanging upside down or right side up. Get the pitbull kits, hooks, or something with e-track.

    what do you guys do to secure your toolboxes? i've got a 26" craftsman roller with a 5 draw box on top.
     
  14. TLR67

    TLR67 Well-Known Member

    I have the same box... I have 2 D Rings on the wall and I use a tie down and lock the wheels.... On a side note 2 weeks ago I finally Kool Sealed my roof of my 8.5 X 18... At Road Atlanta this weekend I noticed a big difference in the AC... My walls, floor and ceiling are insulated but not having the sun bear down on raw aluminum had to have cooled the temp inside by 8-10 degree's... Best $25 Bucks I ever spent...
     
  15. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    that's strong enough? i fear of over tightening a ratchet strap and ripping the hook off the wall

    ya mine is insulated with a roof AC/heat unit.
     
  16. TLR67

    TLR67 Well-Known Member

    LOL.... I actually did pull one off.... I re drilled it and moved it... No need to over tighten... I found out the hard way....
     
  17. TLR67

    TLR67 Well-Known Member

    Oh and don't use a ratchet.... Use a tie down....
     
  18. buzz-06

    buzz-06 Well-Known Member

    So this thing has been a work in progress, still not done but figured I'd put up a couple pics. Started life has a plain 7x14 and has been turned into this. RenderedContent-6B6193DB-8114-46D8-A610-0E908C2C83EF.JPG RenderedContent-8A40EC7E-7986-40F2-8698-9F6D05A27B99.JPG
     
  19. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    looks good, but i dont want all that tongue weight with the toolboxes all the way in the front like that. it's a great spot for it, but dont want that weight up front with my SUV pulling.
     
  20. DBConz

    DBConz Registered Idiot

    also, where do you guys put a (scooter) pitbike with two bikes in a 6x12?
    want to note that i'm not going to mount any wheel chocks or anything that can stick out of the floor.
    TRS kits dont count since the locking mechanism comes right out.
     

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