Hauling two dragsters

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It seems you want to do this yourself, but really how much would it cost to have a professional weld it. That's the route I think I would take, just a thought.

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Yeppers, I get it!

Here's a link that might help your decision.

https://www.rivetnutusa.com/wp...Rivnut-Rivet-Nut.pdf

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Two dragsters, golf cart, toolbox, 2drums of fuel, air compressor, and a scooter.

34ft box

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Two dragsters, golf cart, toolbox, 2drums of fuel, air compressor, and a scooter.

34ft box

Efficiency!

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Sorry thought the picture had posted. Ill have to figure out why it didnt tonight.

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Never did see the picture Bob

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Has anyone here backed in a dragster, lifted the nose, and fit a golf cart beside it? Then run the other dragster beside the golf cart and under the first car? Is there room in the trailer fender/axle area for the golf cart next to the floor dragster? I need to get the tape measure out but just wondered what others have done

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Mark Cmar

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Yes

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Mark Cmar

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30 ft trailer with 1 Ft extra height

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Thanks mark!

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Bob Payton

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www.callies.com

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If either of us have pictures I’d sure take em
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seabass

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We will be a two dragster family soon. Kind of throwing around options. We two either with a 3/4 ton Chevy or DP Motorhome.
We would have the two suspended cars, golf cart, generator, fuel, tools.
32' do it all on floor? double doors forward with no side cabinets and drive cart in doors? Other options?
What do you have to watch for? Seems like some put the doors far enough back that you may have too much space between it and the cabinets, and not have enough room for cars? Or just get a 24' for son's car and let him figure it out? LOL.
The one advantage is that we could race different places. But generally we like to race together.

I use 34’ trailer and haul 2 dragsters on the floor, zuma pit bike, golf cart, pop up awning and barrel of fuel ….cabinets across the front and on the fenders. Cars are 252” and 245”

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Anyone had any issues hauling one car with nose up? Draining converter or additional leaks or anything?

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Lenny5160

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Anyone had any issues hauling one car with nose up? Draining converter or additional leaks or anything?

Never given a second thought to any aspect of the car after hauling it with the nose in the air.

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BP758

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This is my setup. Winch is on the wall, and nothing protrudes through the top of the horizontal ceiling bar.

I only use this setup if I need to haul 3 cars. I usually pull the front of the dragster up into the gooseneck, with the golf cart behind that, followed by the door car.

That’s pretty slick Tony.
I have the additional height too. I have stock of 2” box and I was telling Bucky and Sam I’ll make a second level just for parts, tires etc? It’s useless like it is… my trailer is 50LQ but the car area is not big. Three wheeler but not a cart..
Beautiful car btw!
When I have time…

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