Swivelwheel Carrier / Hauler -Disconnecting & Moving 

The Swivelwheel system is for hauling Motorcycles, golf carts etc, the system is designed to go behind motor homes, fifth wheels etc, so our customers can take their toys with them. these systems cannot jackknife or sway and since they are not trailers it is not consider triple / double towing. this video was to show the best way to move the system around. wwwcruiserlifts.com

@fastmasterproducts So, don't forget about it when you're turning because it increases your length behind the rear axle, thus increasing your swing radius and also while backing up. Seems like a very narrow market to me.

@@davee6161 It is true that you will have a swing out, the great thing about this product in like a trailer is it cannot jackknife or sway. This is what customers use behind their fifth wheels so they don't have to worry about the double / triple towing laws. Thank you for your Opinion and hoping you have a great day, safe travels out there.

I'm with you on this one. It may be eaisier to guide by pulling from the front but the swivels are going to rotate regardless.

The reason is if you push it from the front and the wheels shift then you are pushing an oversized wheel barrel basically. pushing it from the front you are hold the system down so it doesn't try to flip plus pushing it so you are fighting it all the time. pulling it, you can do it's just easier to just push it and plus you can see where you going and the system holds all the weight.

@@GFSwinger1693 The reason is if you push it from the front and the wheels shift then you are pushing an oversized wheel barrel basically. pushing it from the front you are hold the system down so it doesn't try to flip plus pushing it so you are fighting it all the time. pulling it, you can do it's just easier to just push it and plus you can see where you going and the system holds all the weight.

thank you for the information we where just trying to help some customers out by getting something they could see. i will look into the microphone.