Golf Cart On An Open Trailer?
Does anybody haul a golf cart on a open trailer? I would think it would try to rip the roof off. Lets hear your experiences.
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Re: Golf Cart On An Open Trailer?
Joe,
Was thinking the same thing and one day I saw an open trailer load of them on the Interstate. I once hauled one close to 600 miles in the back of a pickup. No problems with the roof on cart that time either. |
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On older models w/1-pc roofs, you should back them in or onto a trailer! If you drive them in, Add short motorcycle tie-downs to secure the roof struts to the cart. If not the TOP WILL FLIP OPEN! OUCH! |
Re: Golf Cart On An Open Trailer?
Thanks for the responses. I was thinking of hauling it on the trailer sideways in front of the car.
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Re: Golf Cart On An Open Trailer?
Same here. Think a pad for the front wheels or a stop might need to be created to drive up against on loading.
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A friend of mine, Brian Thompson, hauls his golf cart on an open trailer. If any of you were at Brainerd he was there. His trailer is a 2 car open trailer with the golf cart in between them during travel. He can be contacted here, his user name is fordteacherguy. I don't know for sure if he has ever had any issues hauling it, better check with him.
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No problem towing a golf cart on trailer. Towed many a mile over the last 4 years with no issues. I did remove the clip in windshield to allow the air to pass through cleanly. Trailer was designed for the car ramps to go on the sides to load. Works great!
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A friend just hauled his sideways on the front of an open trailer for the first time and lost the clip-on windshield after about 75 miles. Fortunately it missed the car when it took flight. No problems otherwise.
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