sail-bum
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It was nearly impossible for me to find a trailer that this would fit on, I do not like moving any of this equipment on it's own wheels until I have checked it out completely. Anyways, I have a 16' utility trailer that has a high capacity rating, but it is just not wide enough for the 8' wheel spacing of the shelter dolly.
So I decided that I would just split it and load it in 2 sections. Let me tell you, when I pulled out a wrench and told the GL personnel that I was going to split, they looked at me like I was from Mars.
I had them support it with the forklift, I pulled the bolts and blocks and we were in business. I have been told that these will wonder at high speeds, this rig towed beautifully for the 4 hour trip back to Atlanta.
I just thought I would throw that out there encase anyone else had the same dilemma. It is unloaded and reassembled, ready to go to work. Now I just have to go to Fort Benning and pick up my M1022 Dolly set next week!
So I decided that I would just split it and load it in 2 sections. Let me tell you, when I pulled out a wrench and told the GL personnel that I was going to split, they looked at me like I was from Mars.
I had them support it with the forklift, I pulled the bolts and blocks and we were in business. I have been told that these will wonder at high speeds, this rig towed beautifully for the 4 hour trip back to Atlanta.
I just thought I would throw that out there encase anyone else had the same dilemma. It is unloaded and reassembled, ready to go to work. Now I just have to go to Fort Benning and pick up my M1022 Dolly set next week!
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