Here's an idea...how about taking 2 trips?
RBHouston@aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 10/4/2004 1:33:24 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
>Willy@thompsoncarpentry.com writes:
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>14' trailers with Electric
>brakes, one is enclosed, and one is a dumping trailer. Im thinking about
>having a welding buddy of mine make something on the dumping trailer so
>they can be stacked. And I can pull them home in one trip. I just talked
>to the trailer manufacturer and he said that the sides would indeed hold
>the weight of a Spridget no problems.
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>My only real problem is getting the cap UP there :-)
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>Has any one of you all ever attempted this? Stacking 2 spridgets?
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>Any one have any other Brilliant ideas?
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>I'm glad you asked that question, being brilliant and all..at least I've
>never lost my balls in a carburetor...yet.
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>How about you go a few hours early, strip the 71 and stack the parts in the
>dump trailer around the bugeye, then slide the tub of the 71 on the back of
>the trailer. The Frogeye should only be about 9 feet something long, less if
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>you pull the bonnet, and the tub may stick out a foot or two off the rear, but
> chain everything up nicely and come on home. You are pulling it with a
>pick up, no? The bonnets, and 71 front clip can go in the PU bed.
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>Orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, take a bunch of old carpet scraps for padding and
>put them in the trailer on their sides. I'd pull the wheels and engines and
>trans first, but they should fit this way.
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>Take lots of straps, ropes, chains and come alongs, and some bribery money
>for help in loading.
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>Robert Houston
>Texan in New Mexico
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