P700 Wooden Wheels. Turning Amish?

[Craigtom86]

Hey all,
Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some 12" diameter wooden disc and drilled them to fit the bolt pattern. I slapped these new "amish" wheels on and now have plenty of clearance to load it in the trailer. This might not be a great method for someone trailering to their riding destination every week but I have a cottage about an hour away and my SXS lives there most the time. Either way a jack and a cordless impact makes this a 10 minute ordeal. Not a big deal. Total cost was about $25 for the wood and took me about 30 mins to drill them. Maybe this will help somebody out.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Whatever works! lol

 

[NTCPrezJB]

@RB3offroad .... new product line off of your spacers.....height reducers! lol

 

[NTCPrezJB]

@SuperATV .... maybe your R&D group wants in on this market as well.

 

[JenElio]

So...........................u tried drifting it yet? 😉😂😂

 

[Backwoods]

How does It do in mud and won't It be hard to shove a plug in if you get a flat

 

[JenElio]

Hey all,
Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some 12" diameter wooden disc and drilled them to fit the bolt pattern. I slapped these new "amish" wheels on and now have plenty of clearance to load it in the trailer. This might not be a great method for someone trailering to their riding destination every week but I have a cottage about an hour away and my SXS lives there most the time. Either way a jack and a cordless impact makes this a 10 minute ordeal. Not a big deal. Total cost was about $25 for the wood and took me about 30 mins to drill them. Maybe this will help somebody out.
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Have you got'n it on the trailer yet? Looks like it wood 😉 get high centered on the ramp. Or just do a nice wood burn out on the way up the ramp

 

[Vikes79]

Don’t do a burn out...🔥🔥🔥🔥

 

[JenElio]

How does It do in mud and won't It be hard to shove a plug in if you get a flat

Them are the new Woodclaw run flats

 

[Backwoods]

You should cut a hole in the floor for Flintstone brakes

 

[Backwoods]

I think they would look good painted red .

 

[NTCPrezJB]

I think they would look good painted red .

What's the smallest size I can run without rubbing parts on the ground?

 

[Vikes79]

Have you got'n it on the trailer yet? Looks like it wood 😉 get high centered on the ramp. Or just do a nice wood burn out on the way up the ramp

thats why you get a running start...30 mph should work.

 

[sporttrac4x4]

Looks like a bad Idea good luck

 

[Vikes79]

Hey all,
Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some 12" diameter wooden disc and drilled them to fit the bolt pattern. I slapped these new "amish" wheels on and now have plenty of clearance to load it in the trailer. This might not be a great method for someone trailering to their riding destination every week but I have a cottage about an hour away and my SXS lives there most the time. Either way a jack and a cordless impact makes this a 10 minute ordeal. Not a big deal. Total cost was about $25 for the wood and took me about 30 mins to drill them. Maybe this will help somebody out.
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In all seriousness I bet it works if you only did it once or twice a year.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

If I made a set lazy susan style I could do burnouts for hours at an idle!

 

[Vikes79]

Hey all,
Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some 12" diameter wooden disc and drilled them to fit the bolt pattern. I slapped these new "amish" wheels on and now have plenty of clearance to load it in the trailer. This might not be a great method for someone trailering to their riding destination every week but I have a cottage about an hour away and my SXS lives there most the time. Either way a jack and a cordless impact makes this a 10 minute ordeal. Not a big deal. Total cost was about $25 for the wood and took me about 30 mins to drill them. Maybe this will help somebody out.
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If you get a winch on that thing then you could winch it in and out of your trailer, as well as using it to change the tires out.

 

[JenElio]

In all seriousness I bet it works if you only did it once or twice a year.

TWSS!

 

[Ridinfool]

How does It do in mud and won't It be hard to shove a plug in if you get a flat

If he gets a flat all he has to do is break a twig off a tree and plug it.

 

[Vikes79]

TWSS!

Ok you got me...engineer hat was on at the time...