I watched this video many times . It actually determined my selection in a fifth wheel trailer . I purchased a 2019 XLR boost with a 13’ garage . Bought a lift table and cut the needed lumber . It works perfect ! Thanks for the tutorial! Cheers man !
Thanks for sharing the video. I'm going through issues trying to get all of my machines in the garage of our Fuzion. We have a 13.5 foot garage and right now I can get it all to fit, barely. I have a Can am Outlander max (94x48), a Honda TRX250 (68x42), an outlaw 90 (61x36) and a Yamaha 230TTR dirt bike. I've been researching swapping out the bike for another ATV. Came to the realization that it is impossible even if I could turn my ATVs sideways. Love your idea on how to turn them 90 degrees. However, I only have 2 inches to work with.
Have you considered using an ATV jack/motorcycle jack so you can skip the step of placing your wood underneath the tires. Great video awesome machines thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the video. Those who have multiple ATVs will they fit side by side if they are 48in wide? Has anyone ever placed in a storage rack that will be able to hold 2 ATVs? Is there enough room for a wave runner and ATV with compact trailer?
Yes they will fit with only minimal clearance though. Im going to use this method in my enclosed trailer. Thanks for sharing. This is the best way I've seen to turn an atv like this.
You look like a pretty strong dude, with the steel plates for reduced traction, cant you just grab it and man handle rotate 90°? Seems like a ton of extra steps with the boards and jack
@@phoenixarizona8441 I did end up buying some car tire dollies and I can basically move my UTV around with one arm. Best purchase over using my traditional wood furniture dollies.
Good idea for sure.. If you still respond to the video..can you tell us the brand name of the Hydraulic Table Cart....maybe a item number... Yours seems to be a tad skinnier than the ones they sell around here so makes it easier to slide between the tires.. Thanks.. RBD
@@jimweed61 sadly, no. I have to go through a freight service. It effectively wrecks the savings from HF and then some. I found a similar lift, however, through Alaska Industrial Hardware.
I believe this model is a true 7.5ft wide trailer, which makes all the difference. Most standard full size ATV's are ~83in long, and many of the smaller toy haulers are only 6-6.5ft wide, making it not possible to fit a lot of full sized ATV sideways.
My Polaris Sportsman XP Touring is approximately 87.5” with rear brush guard. I have about 4” on both sides when my ATV is sideways. Other than needing the side door open to give you more room to turn the ATV it should fit in a full-size 5th wheel toy hauler garage.
@@jimweed61 thank you for responding. I'm waiting for my 2024 truck to be delivered then I will be searching for a toy hauler to meet all my needs. Very innovative video.
I actually entertained this idea. However, I decided that it was simple enough to drive up on the wood blocks so I never bothered with figuring out how to install smaller casters.
