Transporting Cool Stuff for Hobby/Retirement Shop

**NotaVegetarian** · 03-07-2022

Originally Posted by Lis2323

And mother in law in wheelchair !

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The way I’m going may need it for me

**scsmith42** · 03-07-2022

Originally Posted by Lis2323

And mother in law in wheelchair !

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To another state???

**Willie B** · 03-08-2022

Originally Posted by Lis2323

And mother in law in wheelchair !

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Gee, you only need a rope for that. Shes already on wheels. Just check wheel bearing grease before any long trips. Don't want to leave her beside the highway with failed wheel bearings.

**Lis2323** · 03-08-2022

Originally Posted by Willie B

Gee, you only need a rope for that. Shes already on wheels. Just check wheel bearing grease before any long trips. Don't want to leave her beside the highway with failed wheel bearings.

DOT's been cracking down lately....

Plus I might dent my tailgate if I stop suddenly.

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**Roert42** · 03-08-2022

18' flat bed trailer with a winch, behind a ranger is very cost effective. I can move pretty much anything I've needed. Mostly cars and lumber. If I needed to pick up engines or similar alone a hoist on the back of the ranger would be the bomb.

I like idea of a 12' flat bed with a crane, if I had the money.

I know a guy who has a ranger outfitted and build up, can go toe to toe with with new 3/4 ton. Guy's a roughneck.