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Drop-Tail Trailer
- Thread starter JimboRTS
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jaherbst
New member
Are you talking about a "Beaver tail" or simply drop down loading ramp? On the beaver tail the back part of the trailer slopes down to decrease the loading angle. Never heard of a drop tail trailer.
Jack
Drop-Trailer
Drop-Tail is a brand www.droptailtrailers.com
Sorry I should off put this in original post
Jim
Drop-Tail is a brand www.droptailtrailers.com
Sorry I should off put this in original post
Jim
NorCalBud
New member
Nice!
Congratulations on your purchase!
I've been considering a Droptail trailer for some time now. I hear that they work great for Spyders. I just don't know if I'd actually get the use out of it to justify the expense. I've been keeping an eye out for a used one, but they are rare to find! I've never heard anybody complain about theirs, that's for sure! Good luck with it!
Congratulations on your purchase!
I've been considering a Droptail trailer for some time now. I hear that they work great for Spyders. I just don't know if I'd actually get the use out of it to justify the expense. I've been keeping an eye out for a used one, but they are rare to find! I've never heard anybody complain about theirs, that's for sure! Good luck with it!
gmcgarrity
Member
droptail
We have one and it work great.
I used the 2 chocks that came with it but had to re-position them for the Spyder.
i will send a picture tonight
Ride safe.
Geo
We have one and it work great.
I used the 2 chocks that came with it but had to re-position them for the Spyder.
i will send a picture tonight
Ride safe.
Geo
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
IMO you could buy two or three utility trailers with a ramp gate for the same price, and use them for a whole lot of other hauling jobs as well. The DropTail strikes me as being an awful lot of mechanism to solve a not very complicated problem! Now, if you are physically limited in your ability to raise a ramp gate but can handle pumping a jack, then this looks like a very good solution.
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