I have seen a trailer loaded with a bunch of ATVs standing and strapped to the walls and lined down the center just shut off the fuel and when you tip it up on the back rack the fuel in the bowl will drain out, when you put it back down let it sit for a few min and turn on the fuel, you should be ok I haven't heard of them having any issues.
Transporting Upright Rubicon?
New guy here with a quick question.
I have an '01 Honda Rubicon. We need to get two ATVs in the back end of my enclosed trailer and about the only way to make them fit is to stand the two of them side by side on their tail end. The other ATV is my buddies Yamaha (I think).
Anybody see any issues with this? Not concerned with the ability to tie them down, more concerned about what might happen to the fluids in the machines.
Thanks.
I have an '01 Honda Rubicon. We need to get two ATVs in the back end of my enclosed trailer and about the only way to make them fit is to stand the two of them side by side on their tail end. The other ATV is my buddies Yamaha (I think).
Anybody see any issues with this? Not concerned with the ability to tie them down, more concerned about what might happen to the fluids in the machines.
Thanks.
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