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Old 06-16-17, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
Costco? that = big unwieldy boxes, build a 2 wheel, not a 1 wheel trailer.......
Like I said go for a single wheel trailer they often have a lot more advantages and very few of the disadvantages of two wheel trailers.

As for heavy bulky loads........... no problem if you are fabricating the trailer yourself; just fit a two legged spring loaded stand, Kick the legs down to give stability when loading and let the spring pull the legs up (on to a rubber stop) as you pedal off.

Twice, sometimes three times a month this year I have been hauling a load of between 30-40kg (66-88lbs) on my 15lb single wheel (20" X 2.25" slick tyre) seat post hitch trailer behind my urban hybrid 6 miles across (hilly) Norwich with absolutely no problems what-so-ever.

Here you go, 40kg (88lbs) load on a 20"X 1.95" wheel Oxtail trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgf7n6ELOTM

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