Show us your trailer setup pictures

[ddierking]

I saw this thread on another site, but could not find one here. Lets post pictures of your trailer setup for hauling your planes. I just bought a Roadmaster 5x8. Here is a pic, I just got it Monday. I'm getting ready to start my mods. I'll post pictures after the mods are complete as well.

[Tampa Bay Flyer]

[Propstriker]

This is right after I painted the inside and put down the floor...It has since gotten a tongue box, Stereo System and shelves, still need to put the secound level and a solar panel on it. I`ll post more recent pics once it stops raining here!

[Propstriker]

Let me try this again......

[moose]

Come on guys keep em comin ......great thread. Just considering to get one done and was thinking what I should have inside so all ideas would be great along with dimensions

[TonyThomasian]

Can you guys also say what you guys used in detail, instead of just pics too?
thanks

[ashtek]

you guys over the pond are so lucky. we cant even get a truck with a long box. twin/king cab yes but the box is so small, makes it totally useless!

The 4x4's in the UK are pussies compared to the big mothers available in the US

[Benji]

My trailer isnt that big but is usefull, thats why I like it, mine is 2 x 3 meters. dont have any pic in these moment.

[G_Rod22x]

Heres mine!

[GPutt33]

Hi Guys - My brother built everything on the inside of this trailer set up from scratch . He has since finished it, but after looking I can't find a recent picture of it. It's able to be plugged into 110 from an outside jack which furnishes power for the trickle chargers, heater, and ac. All wiring in the trailer is ran through some nice tight cable trays. All of the Tx's and planes get charged at the same time with the trickle chargers while in their racks. It also has a remote temp sensor hooked up to a receiver in the house just in case the heater or ac go out on it, it will alarm before it either cooks or freezes everything up (we do get a few extreme swings in the weather here such as 100+ to -40F ). The other thing is a security system with some real obnoxious lights and sirens The floor is setup with tie downs which is where the big birds get to ride. I am quite envious At least when we go to fly-ins together sometimes we make room for a few of my birds in the trailer as well For now I am Home Depots main user of PVC and fittings. The van and rack is how I presently get around, made a few mods after I used it the first trip.

Great looking trailers guys

I'll add a new pic of my brothers rig when I get the chance to see him next time.

[airborneSGT]

If you think your SUV is cramped you should see the RX 300 with a 40% in there. That or a 33% and 28% at the same time

[LookNatU2]

Here's mine..

[RH1N0]

Most people seem to have big walk-in trailers and a big rig to tow them. Does anyone have a compact space saver trailer that can easily be pulled by a small car and which won't take up a full garage bay?

Perhaps something that is as small as possible but will still cart a 2.6m plane and minimum accessories. Around 3 x 7ft?

[Big J]

Yeah, that's what I'm interested in seeing. I can't afford to drive my F150 Super Crew around much longer paying $3 a gallon for gas, and I don't think it's ever going to go down again. And I can't haul my Wells Cargo 6 x 10 around behind a car that gets decent gas mileage. Let's see a light, compact (factory-built) trailer that will transport a 35% (or two) and the associated equipment.

[dmichael]

Ty Lyman has a 10X5 Haulmark trailer that was built to only about 5 ft high. He can easily haul two 40% planes in it and it doesn't cut into his gas mileage- it fits into the garage to boot. I am planning on getting one just like his. No charge for the special height- but you have to wait for it to be built.

Dave