Invention award of the month.

I would be concerned with the fuel and oil draining out. I doubt Polaris designed these to be stood on end for any length of time:)

bdpreece wrote:
My guess would be one good pothole and that thing would flip.

Because of the two point connection to the MH left/right is not as big as an issue and front to back. As tall as it is there would be a lot of force applied, all four directions.. Chris

My guess would be one good pothole and that thing would flip.

Very creative. Not for me but I like it. Done properly = no danger.

I hope he don't loose the fire extinguisher

:) Hi, another reason that I like my Airstream; It doesn't allow you take all that junk with you. I just can't believe all of the **** people have to take with them.

I love how they confidently let the kids park their bikes right under it.

This is the kind of rig that, if I saw it on the road, I would slow waaaaay down and put lots and lots of space between me and them. Like half a mile.

I saw that first photo and thought you were talking about the sewer hose support mechanism.

The side by side's wench was used to pull it up near vertical on the Idaho Tote. It had large tires on the tote. MH was only a 34-36 gasser. I wonder why he just didn't use a conventional trailer.

I would worry about ruff roads causing a for and aft bucking, top down.

Chris

Me suspects CHP hasn't seen it yet:E