how to equip a new trailer

[Anonymous]

Put E-track on the wall for strapping things down. We also had it recessed in the floor but it is too hard to keep clean. Other things are: fuel jug holder, tire racks, cabinets and a place to mount a vise. We had daimond plate put on the floor, I wouldn’t do it again as it is too hard to keep clean.
Bill

[Curt Kistler]

Big A$$ alarm system that alerts your neighbors two blocks away when some kncklehead wants your stuff.

[Anonymous]

you got that right!

aside from security, i prefer to have barn doors on the back instead of a ramp. two reasons: more wall storage and more room to work behind your trailer.
go with the vinyl flooring… its easy to clean and sweep up.
i found a cork board to pin up track maps, fuel mixture ratio chart, tire durometer chart, etc, invaluable. also, i put up a white board with erasable markers to make quick notes about my setup, keep a shopping list of items i need, etc.
you may also want a place to store your helmet(s), and somewhere to hang your suit.

[Anonymous]

A solar power system with battery and inverter….OR…one of those new ultra quiet inverter generators that Honda & Yamaha sells…..OR….get an ONAN..

I hate having to hear my neighbors cheap, oversize, NOISY generators at the track. It just goes right through my small brain. 😡

hehe

Duff

Tire rack, plan 2 sets for each kart
Rollout tool box
Workbench w/vise large enough to torque a rotax front gear
Microwave 🙂
Tie down stuff for karts
Lots of Pit Pal stuff http://www.pitpal.com

And just for Tom after the races are over….a Kegerrator

[Tom Dennin]

Thanks for all the replies. I am down to either a Pace Shadow GT or Wells Cargo Motortrac 2000.

Anyone have any thoughts about either of these trailers? Good or bad?

Thanks Again,

Tom

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