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Old 07-16-2007, 04:29 PM   #1
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If any of you have made a trailer to tow behind your Nomad, please send me some pictures so I can figure out how I want to do mine. I want mine to be no wider than the Nomad hard bags. I also want to mount a cooler and a place for a gas can. I have an old (steel) boat trailer that I'm going to cut down. It has the 8" wheels on it. From what I have seen online, I need to remove all the leafs from the springs except the main one for a smoother ride. I don't want to use the standard Sears X Cargo box. It's too wide and I want a more custom look for the box to match my chrome and black Nomad. Send pictures to nedbowani@aol.com
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Old 09-11-2007, 04:13 PM   #2
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If any of you have made a trailer to tow behind your Nomad, please send me some pictures so I can figure out how I want to do mine. I want mine to be no wider than the Nomad hard bags. I also want to mount a cooler and a place for a gas can. I have an old (steel) boat trailer that I'm going to cut down. It has the 8" wheels on it. From what I have seen online, I need to remove all the leafs from the springs except the main one for a smoother ride. I don't want to use the standard Sears X Cargo box. It's too wide and I want a more custom look for the box to match my chrome and black Nomad. Send pictures to nedbowani@aol.com
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Have you finished the trailer yet? I know Gadget had a "how-to" for the hitch.
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Old 09-15-2007, 08:21 AM   #3
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I'm going to work on mine some next week. My hitch is finished I just need to wire in the hitch plug. Hey 40shooter, how's your trailer coming? The last pictures you sent had the frame and shell put together. It looked great!
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Old 09-15-2007, 03:55 PM   #4
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A guy in my local VROC group used a harbor freight special and put one of those cargo things you put on top of your car on it. I think he got the hitch from hitch doc. There are pictures on our yahoo group, but you'd have to be a member to see them. I think he used 12" tires.

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If any of you have made a trailer to tow behind your Nomad, please send me some pictures so I can figure out how I want to do mine. I want mine to be no wider than the Nomad hard bags. I also want to mount a cooler and a place for a gas can. I have an old (steel) boat trailer that I'm going to cut down. It has the 8" wheels on it. From what I have seen online, I need to remove all the leafs from the springs except the main one for a smoother ride. I don't want to use the standard Sears X Cargo box. It's too wide and I want a more custom look for the box to match my chrome and black Nomad. Send pictures to nedbowani@aol.com
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Old 09-15-2007, 08:40 PM   #5
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found this: http://nomad.eurekaboy.com/mctrailer.htm





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If any of you have made a trailer to tow behind your Nomad, please send me some pictures so I can figure out how I want to do mine. I want mine to be no wider than the Nomad hard bags. I also want to mount a cooler and a place for a gas can. I have an old (steel) boat trailer that I'm going to cut down. It has the 8" wheels on it. From what I have seen online, I need to remove all the leafs from the springs except the main one for a smoother ride. I don't want to use the standard Sears X Cargo box. It's too wide and I want a more custom look for the box to match my chrome and black Nomad. Send pictures to nedbowani@aol.com
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Old 09-15-2007, 08:45 PM   #6
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I have a question along the trailering lines. Which is better, towing or hauling in the back of a pickup? For example, which will use less gas, which is safer, etc?
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I have a question along the trailering lines. Which is better, towing or hauling in the back of a pickup? For example, which will use less gas, which is safer, etc?
I bought a 6x10 landscape trailer with the double expanded metal ramp to haul my bike with but have yet to do so. I figured it to be the safest for me as well as the bike instaed of trying to wrestle 800+# up a 2x12 or a ramp on a truck and after you perform that feat you need to get it off going backwards.
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