DId I say that?

[Byron Kinnaman]

There's a couple of thing said on here that can be quite troubling so I decided to paraphrase a couple to added on to in the joke section.

1. Can I tow my 40' toy hauler loaded with 4 quads with an Isetta?

2. When towing at 90 mph my trailer wants to bounce around some, how can I fix this?

[carlkeigley]

1. You can if you are Irkel.

2. Speed up.

[carlkeigley]

Sarcasm, NOT real answers. Just a disclaimer.

[Donna D.]

We don't discuss toy haulers here and be sure to let me know what roads you take if you drive 90 mph, so I can avoid them and you.

and unlike Carl, I'm not being sarcastic....

[Night Sailor]

I saw a UHaul egg turned into a motorcycle hauler with a door in the back. The idea has merit.

Bouncing can be corrected by adding more tinge weight and also ballast over the rear wheels. A motorcycle works well for that.

[Thomas G.]

Originally Posted by Night Sailor

I saw a UHaul egg turned into a motorcycle hauler with a door in the back. .........

Yea, I saw that. I'd call it creative vandalism.

[Bob Miller]

Let's stick to equally serious answers to these pressing questions please, such as:

1. Yes, but not very far.
2. Take the wheels off and pull it like a sled, above 75 MPH it, as a result of ground effects lift, should float about 3" off the ground, but be careful when landing and when pulling through a filling station as it will spark a bit.

BTW: If it doesn't lift properly, try adding two WD Hitches to lift the front of the trailer at least 18" for a better angle of attack.

And never, never land short at SFO