Harbor Freight

[Brake Pad]

Harbor Freight now sells, trailers made for motorcycles.

600 Lb. Capacity 78" Tag-Along Trailer http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/gifs/clear.gif

• 600 lb. load capacity for automotive and 200 lb. maximum capacity for motorcycle use
  
• 16.6 cubic feet of storage space
  
• Heavy duty 4.80 x 8" tires
  
• Universal 1-7/8" ball coupler
  
• Leaf spring suspension system
  
• Self-assisted hydraulic struts for easy lid opening
  
• Lockable shell includes two keys and has two additional side latches
  
• Includes coupler, safety chain, wiring harness, trailer light kit, and license plate holder
  
• 45 MPH maximum towing speed
  

Bed dimensions: 41-3/8" L x 34-1/4" W x 3-1/2" H; Shell dimensions: 47-1/2" L x 38" W x 16" H; Tongue dimensions: 49-3/4" L x 2-1/2" W x 1-7/8" H x 14 gauge thick; Overall dimensions: 78" L x 44-1/2" W x 38" H

Weight: 145.2 lbs.

 

ITEM 66771-0VGA

 

 

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[Condor]

That 45mph towing speed's a deal breaker for me....

[Wizard765]

That's seems ok except for the 45MPH max towing speed. I don't know if the 2nd gens can get up to that...

 

 

[flb_78]

I think all trailers have a 45mph posted speed limit. I know that all U-Haul trailers have that on the left fender written backwards so you can read it in the mirror.

 

It's just a cover your butt thing.

 

Looks a lot like a piggy backer.

 

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/photos/66700-66799/66771.gif

[Brake Pad]

yup, its an insurance claws.

we all no the tire will do highway speeds.

also you can change the tire out, for 12" with the same lug holes

[painterman67]

I 've got the 12 inch tires on my trailer and they say 45 mnh max also. Just a safety thing for the insurance. It pulls just fine so far up to 70 mph.

 

 

David

[BEER30]

I'll pass ...... My BEERCART can do over 100 mph any day of the week , any time of the day ! It has Mini-Cooper radial tires on it .

 

BEER30

[Mikealiasmike]

I have the HF trailer thats approx 40x48 and want the grease caps to help greasing the bearings. Anybody know which ones they are? Picking up a spare bearing set anyway for back up and knowing how many members use this type of trailer might just come in handy.

[murph35640]

Looks just like my Piggy without the rear bumper and the cooler rack!

[Condor]

Actually it looks like it might be a pretty good deal....if it can be picked up at a store, and the store price is the same as the online price. By the time you add a cooler rack, chrome wheels and coupler, spare tire and holder, spare bearings, And... shipping... the price'll probably be right up there with a Piggy. It does look the same on the surface, but I'd like to see how the frame is put together...

[whanna]

Here's something a little heavier (216#, an extra 60# or so), comes with the 12" tires stock.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=2575

 

If that diamond plate steel bed is just bolted on, that's probably counting for 20-30# - pop that off, put your cargo box on it... No 45 mph declaration, either.

 

Use it with your car/truck, they claim 1350# load rating, too.

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1350 Lb. Capacity, 40" x 50" Utility Trailer with 12" Wheels and Tires http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/gifs/clear.gif

This compact hauler has a 14 gauge steel bed for extra heavy loads. Includes coupler, tail lights, wiring harness, safety chain.

 

• Diamond tread steel bed
  
• Rust-resistant powder coat finish
  
• 4.80-12 DOT certified tires
  
• Easy assembly
  

Bed dimensions: 40" x 50"; Weight capacity: 1350 lbs; Receiver size: 1-7/8"; Tongue level height: 14"; Overall dimensions: 87-1/2" L x 52-3/4" W x 22-3/4" H

Shipping weight: 216 lbs.

 

ITEM 2575-5VGA

 

 

$279.99