Creative minds needed! How to fit 2 quads and 2 jetskis

Quinc

Quinc

Buy a Superjet
Location
California
Thinking about picking up a banshee and my buddy wants to bring his quad. I need some ideas on how to fit them on my trailer. I have hauled 2 blasters a standup and a FatCat on her before and the trailer tires are 6ply so weight isn't an issue.

I can move the skis forward and back to adjust tongue weight and make room.

So far I am thinking I can put one quad standing up against the black box
Possibly the SJ on the board in between and a quad on the ski rack.

Trailer looks just like this but imagine a blaster instead of a raider and better tires. :)

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Harbor

Harbor

Location
Stockton
Maybe remove the box and bunk the front, SJ up front, add 2 more bunks to right the right side brackets for strength and put both quads on the right on the bunks. To bad you couldn't put the SJ on top the box
 
Quinc

Quinc

Buy a Superjet
Location
California
Towing with jeep Cherokee so trying to keep her under 3k. (Jeep says it will do 5k but no thanks). I can remove box. Damn quads are too big. Might have to go back to dirt bikes.
 
jonolove

jonolove

Location
oakland
Quinc said:
Towing with jeep Cherokee so trying to keep her under 3k. (Jeep says it will do 5k but no thanks). I can remove box. Damn quads are too big. Might have to go back to dirt bikes.
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I might have a couple buddies from Chico heading down maybe they can bring your quad
 
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absledder

Location
Alberta
Don't think it's possible personally. But I'd try the sj and blaster sideways at the front (after removing box) and the quads side by side facing forwards at the back. Idk if the trailers wide enough for that though.

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jeremy chambon

jeremy chambon

Need more power
Location
rockford MI
Your problem is going to be with touge weight I'm guess your Cherokee has a class three hitch. The weight specs are all over the board for those but what you have to look at is what the jeep can do I know mine is 500lbs. There is a 30 precent safty factor in there to but. No matter how you load your trailer there is going to the full weigh of a toy on the hitch all your toys are between 300-400lbs your not leaving your self much room to possistion the other three toys to keep it in recommend weight distribution. Also with your gear in the back of the jeep is going to make you squat pretty good. If your jeep isn't lifted you can buy add a leaf for the rear very reasonably priced and that will help with the squat
 
Quinc

Quinc

Buy a Superjet
Location
California
jeremy chambon said:
Your problem is going to be with touge weight I'm guess your Cherokee has a class three hitch. The weight specs are all over the board for those but what you have to look at is what the jeep can do I know mine is 500lbs. There is a 30 precent safty factor in there to but. No matter how you load your trailer there is going to the full weigh of a toy on the hitch all your toys are between 300-400lbs your not leaving your self much room to possistion the other three toys to keep it in recommend weight distribution. Also with your gear in the back of the jeep is going to make you squat pretty good. If your jeep isn't lifted you can buy add a leaf for the rear very reasonably priced and that will help with the squat
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500, but I can slide the skis back to adjust the tongue weight. I am also installing air shocks and a tranny cooler.
 
iangdesign

iangdesign

Cats, lots of cats!
Location
United States
Build rails on one side of the trailer, and as mentioned earlier. Turn the fuel off one, tip it up on the back two wheels and rear end. Run the 2nd banshee up behind it, strap them down. Raider on the other side and add bunks horizontally across the front of the trailer for the SJ.

Visual for quads loading.
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