Someone screenshot shot that so the prick sees it 🤣🤣🤣
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He blocked you because your a good person he only likes the evil , socialist, dishonest .
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Well we'd have to find someone that hasn't been blocked by him for that to work..................good luck 👍
I guess I have a problem....
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Verdict still out on that one 😂😂😂
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Haha, well only IF the long travel suspension with coil springs and shocks provides the protection necessary to keep the in between walls and interior safe from the elements…🤞
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What’s really a pleasant surprise is that the manufacturer told me he’d have it built and ready for me to pick up next Friday…..😳
Though I can’t make it out to Reno that quick….😂
That’s awesome! I would have never guessed that you could get one built that fast. Most stuff is taking way longer. Super excited to see the finished product and to hear your impressions of it. I’m sure you will tell me it the “best one”.
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Well, I did my best to get the owner of Tentrax to put a long travel suspension on one of his for me, had he been willing to, I would have lobbied harder with my wife for that one just because I really believe that it’s compact size would make it an easier haul. And it and the talon would fit on the 20’ knee ramp trailer I already have. As it is, I’ll have to buy a new haul trailer…
Hi All,
Reviving my old discussion to get opinions on actually trailering behind a P500/P520. For those of you that have actually pulled a loaded trailer, how did it go?
I recently pulled my neighbors trailer out of my ravine and down to his property. It's not miles or anything, but the trailer weighed 1,600 pounds and the soft steep soil was a challenge. Throw in some stumps and downed logs, and I had to keep her moving in first gear to "git-er-done"
Rob
Reviving my old discussion to get opinions on actually trailering behind a P500/P520. For those of you that have actually pulled a loaded trailer, how did it go?
I recently pulled my neighbors trailer out of my ravine and down to his property. It's not miles or anything, but the trailer weighed 1,600 pounds and the soft steep soil was a challenge. Throw in some stumps and downed logs, and I had to keep her moving in first gear to "git-er-done"
Rob
you'll get good at replacing clutches.
Great…. I assume that I will likely stress some components. How fragile is the clutch on a Pioneer 500/520? Have lots of people posted about them?
I’m trying hard to keep weight down, But I also assume plowing will add as much stress as towing. Lots of people plow with the P500/520.
if the max tow rating is 1,000 pounds, and I try to leave a good safety margin at 50-60% of max load, shouldn’t that be good?
Rob
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Fellow posters,
I cannot begin to keep up with some threads and this is one of them. However I thought, at this late day into this posting, that I should bring up the Jumping Jack Tent trailer manufactured in Utah, Provo I think. I bought one of the initial ones 15 years ago or so. It was towed behind my 1/2 ton truck with a Polaris ranger riding on the top. The Ranger could tow it just fine once in the back country. It was an extremely well made piece of Kit. Rode out some bodacious Wyoming storms in one.
My best friend and his wife talked me out of it about the time I moved to large more luxury Toy Haulers. Anyhow, Jumping Jack came out with a smaller model, ideal for our Hondas. Might be worth a look for those looking for some thing more ideal for our Lady companions. Good luck, as anybody's Google fu is likely better than mine.
s/f Steve
I cannot begin to keep up with some threads and this is one of them. However I thought, at this late day into this posting, that I should bring up the Jumping Jack Tent trailer manufactured in Utah, Provo I think. I bought one of the initial ones 15 years ago or so. It was towed behind my 1/2 ton truck with a Polaris ranger riding on the top. The Ranger could tow it just fine once in the back country. It was an extremely well made piece of Kit. Rode out some bodacious Wyoming storms in one.
My best friend and his wife talked me out of it about the time I moved to large more luxury Toy Haulers. Anyhow, Jumping Jack came out with a smaller model, ideal for our Hondas. Might be worth a look for those looking for some thing more ideal for our Lady companions. Good luck, as anybody's Google fu is likely better than mine.
s/f Steve
Thank you for the suggestion to look at Jumping Jack. It's not quite what I'm looking for, but I bet it will fit the bill for someone here.
For all of you that want to look, here is a link:
www.jumpingjacktrailers.com
Rob
For all of you that want to look, here is a link:
Jumping Jack Trailers - New & Used Trailers, Service, Financing, and Parts in Salt Lake City, UT, near Bountiful and Murray
Jumping Jack Trailers is a dealership located in Salt Lake City, UT. We sell new and pre-owned Trailers from Jumping Jack® with excellent financing and pricing options. Jumping Jack Trailers offers service and parts, and proudly serves the areas of Bountiful, Antelope Island, Coalville, and Murray.
www.jumpingjacktrailers.com
Rob
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Looks heavy for a SXS and lacking good off road suspension….🤔Thank you for the suggestion to look at Jumping Jack. It's not quite what I'm looking for, but I bet it will fit the bill for someone here.
For all of you that want to look, here is a link:
Jumping Jack Trailers - New & Used Trailers, Service, Financing, and Parts in Salt Lake City, UT, near Bountiful and Murray
Jumping Jack Trailers is a dealership located in Salt Lake City, UT. We sell new and pre-owned Trailers from Jumping Jack® with excellent financing and pricing options. Jumping Jack Trailers offers service and parts, and proudly serves the areas of Bountiful, Antelope Island, Coalville, and Murray.
Rob
Not likely to fit on trails, but it’s an idea way more practical.
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We tent camped and raised two boys up from infants while tenting both in the South and here in Utah in all kinds of weather over the last 40+ years. Backpack gear in our P500 and an electric bear(critter) fence and still have room for clothes, food, and a fav beverage. Any trailer will limit the entire group to YOUR Rig's capabilities. A loaded P500 is Waaaay more capable than one with any type of trailer. Just watch any overlanding video on You Tube where only one vehicle pulls a trailer and you will see the truth in my statement. I don't mean to rain on anybody's parade but feel it needed to be said.
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We just came off a group overlanding trip, 10 SXS’s with one trailer and didn’t have that problem…Now the trailer was pulled by a Talon, not sure the same would be the case with a P5….🤔
Hi,
Yep, I assume that this will only be possible on certain trails and not every trip will I be able to do this. I do agree that there is a good possibility that this will make me slower than the rest of the group.
Until I can get something tested, I won't know the extent of how much this will slow me down. In the end, this might be the deciding factor between getting to go on the group rides and not going.
I in no way want to be the weakest link in the party, but I would sure like a chance to participate. I want to go into this with realistic expectations, so that is why I am going to get some testing out of the way prior to a full commitment on doing a group ride with a trailer in tow.
Thanks,
Rob
