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Overall width of 2021 RT?
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
I also had a very tight situation, actually tighter than yours ...... ever been in a Car wash ??? .... the tracks on the floor keep the veh. exactly where it needs to be, you don't even have to hold the steering wheel ..... so I screwed down 2" X 2" boards, I shimmed the inside edges before screwing them down .... this gave them a slanted inside edge, so the tires wouldn't ride out of the channel ..... worked perfectly, I NEVER hit either side of the trailer ...... good luck ..... Mike :thumbup:
Thanks Mike. I've done the same but used 5/4 decking that I split. Unfortunately after I scratched one fender on the first loading. I learned my lesson just a bit too late. So I may upgrade to a newer machine in the future and did not want to buy another trailer. That five and one half by ten aluminum trailer is so sweet to haul. Got rid of the big enclosed trailer.
So I guess the overall width never changed over the years. Good to know!
So I guess the overall width never changed over the years. Good to know!
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Sorry to hear this, I'm afraid to make another suggestion. ..... However a friend of mine had the same dimension trailer ...... I have a welder and and after cutting small wedges from the outside of the uprights, we pushed the rails out 2 inches on both sides..... I then welded the cuts back together.... but you need the welder to do this ..... Mike :thumbup:
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