Has anyone chopped the roll cage and dropped it down in height a little? I previously owned a Polaris Ranger and then bought an enclosed cargo trailer to haul it in. Now that I have a Honda Pioneer 1000-5, it won't fit in the back doors and I cannot haul it because it is too tall to fit. Now my choices are to sell the trailer and buy a taller one with a taller rear opening or look into chopping the roll cage and dropping the height a little. I really like the trailer because it is in great shape and I got a great deal on it and I don't see why the roll cage has to be so tall. I am 6'2" and I have a ton of headroom to spare.
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popeye
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Follow cp's post looks pretty straight forward. Im in the same boat as you are. I have found if i set the rear tires to 3 psi and suck down the rear suspension just a bit i can drive right in. Once it warms up enough to pull the full doors off ill be choping mine also
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What are you doing to "suck down the rear suspension a bit" to drive the Pioneer into your enclosed trailer?
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A ratchet strap from the rops to the lower a-arms
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