Trinity MT3 Motorcycle Trailer (Ready to Tow with The Ford Maverick)
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2022
- Jerry and Donna take a drive in their Ford Maverick to buy a trailer hitch. They take delivery of a new Trinity MT3 3 rail motorcycle trailer. after unpacking, Jerry rides his bike on, and backs his motorcycle off the trailer to check it out.
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Looks good. Looks like You're going to load her bike because she said she isn't going to try that shit. 😂😂
Lol! I know that’s right! Thanks for watching!
You got that right Ken! 😉
Looks great and easy to use
Yeah Lloyd, it really is. I looked at several before pulling the trigger on this one. It’s similar to the Kendon thought it doesn’t stand straight up with extra wheels to push it around. Thanks for watching!
I took delivery last week of the single bike model. Three casters on the bottom. Exactly same as the Kendon but $1500 cheaper.
Labor in SC explains the price 🤔
Yeah, can’t beat it. Thanks for watching!
Pretty slick looking trailer.
Regards
Mark
Thanks Mark! I’m looking forward to see how it pulls. Thanks for watching!
Nice looking trailer there and seem like the bike went up pretty easy. Enjoy your trip to Oklahoma
Thanks Darin! Yeah, no trouble riding the bike on the trailer. Sure beats pushing it! Thanks for watching!
awesome video , nice looking trailer' i just noticed my Sticker on the windshield nice👍
Thanks Bill! It seems like it will get the job done. Ride safe, brother and thanks for watching!
Nice video, I purchased the same one used a couple years ago. Yet to use it but I got it for short $. Nice to see it in action. Great vid!
Thanks, PK. Im looking forward to taking it one our upcoming big trip. Until then we’ve been practicing backing it up. Not hard once ya get the feel for it. Im glad you liked the video. Thanks and thanks for watching!
Your video made me order this trailer instead of the Kendon.
I can add the little wheels myself for the savings of $1500
Thanks!
I’m glad you got something useful from the video. Thanks for watching!
Should of told that driver he is full of chit if he did it right he wouldnt of had hard time pushen it lol I del stuff to that trailer less then 400lbs true taken
400 + lbs copiers up steps. But nice trailer got me a kendon fold up a few weeks ago. Nice to ride up an off rather then pushen. Best of luck with your new trailer great investment
Trailer ooks good and makes life a whole lot easier! I'd like to see the dock video, did a good job on it!
Yeah, I agree. It will make for a easier trip in AC comfort! I may make the dock video. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!😀
Looks like you have a good tac
Thanks TK! And thanks for watching!
We just got one of these trailers for our bmw and Kawasaki. How did you tie them down. We’ve been out here for an hour trying to figure out the best way to secure them. Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank you.
I’m sorry for the late response. I just noticed your comment. I used ratchet straps on the front forks and attached them to the outer rails and center rails. I attached the rear straps to the swing arm of each bike also to the center rails. I set the straps on the rails some when tightened, they pull the bike forward into the chock. Thanks for watching!
I noticed you said it's not intended to stand up like the Kendon because it doesn't have the extra wheels on the bottom. But, when you stood it up against the wall, if I had a strapping/lock mechanism attached to the wall to keep it from falling forward, do you think that would be a viable option? Trying to save floor space in my garage. Nice video.
You could stand it almost upright. There is a steel stop that protrudes when the trailer is closed. Wheels added to the bottom would have to extend out past this in order to stand it completely upright. Thanks for watching.
@@gedspub It looks to me like you stood it up and it stayed still when you removed your hands. I would have to be able to stand it up to store in my garage. Would like to also understand how the ramp fits on the trailer when towing, especially if there are 3 bikes or just 1 in the center...
@@eriknash8783 Hi Erik, yeah it almost stood up in the video. It was leaning forward too much for me to comfortable with it like that. The ramp attaches to the center with two t bolts. I’m not sure how this would work with 3 bikes unless they were small like dirt bikes. I’ve not tried using the center rail. It may not work for a big bike, due to the limited space to secure the ramp. The ramp could be stored in a pick up truck bed. Thanks for watching!
I just took a look at the center rail. It’s considerably more forward than the Luther two, so with one big bike in the center, the ramp could be secured as normal.
@@eriknash8783 I have that trailer on order, after I get it I will be moving the mount for the ramp from behind the center rail to the aft section of the trailer so that I can secure the ramp sideways behind the bikes.
It doesn't look like it holds the front tire properly. is that front pivot adjustable to hold the tire better?
Yes the pivots are adjustable. Maybe that’s why it was a minor struggle to get the bikes off. The wheels held on tight throughout the trip,. I’ll adjust them the next time we use it. Thanks, and thanks for watching!
So would another bike fit in the middle? I'm on the fence with this trailer ... I have a wide glide and 2 sportsters all with bags .
Hi Chris,
Technically the trailer can fit 3 bikes. I imagine it would be kinda tight with 3 Harleys, especially since they all have bags. They say it can haul 2 touring bikes. You may want to call USA Trailers and ask them if you can fit a cruiser and 2 sportsters. Thanks for watching!
@@gedspub thank you for the info ! Ride safe .
Great video! Were you able to fit both bikes on it?
Hi Kevin. I’m glad you liked the video! We haven’t put both bikes on it yet, though we will shortly. There’s plenty of room on it as both of our bikes are softails. Thanks and thanks for watching!
I just picked up a used MT3. The owner didn’t have the title for it, and I couldn’t find the VIN on the trailer. Do you know where the VIN is located at? Thanks
Hi Kevin, on mine the vin is on the front tube to the right of the tongue.It’s a sticker type so yours may have worn off. Thanks for watching!
@@gedspub thanks. Just curious, how’s the trailer holding up for you? How many miles have you put on it. Any noticeable flaws you’ve found? I’ve seen a lot of mixed reviews on it. You seem to be transporting heavier bikes on yours than I will be on mine so if yours is holding up fine I’d imagine mine will too
@@kevinmadrigal2183 We put around 3000 miles on it during our trip out west. It held up fine and tracked as it should. I read some negative reviews before I bought it as well, such as crappy wiring and bad wields. I have not had any of these issues. I’m pretty happy with the trailer over all.
@@gedspub Does the ramp stow away underneath the trailer?
@@kevinmadrigal2183 The ramp stows on top center of the trailer after the bikes are loaded. This set up add to the stability of the trailer as its bolted down over the folding portion of it. The side rail must be kept in the tow vehicle’s bed or trunk.
Does it come with one or two side boards?
It has one. You switch it to each side of the trailer. I kept it in the truck bed while traveling.
What is the name of this trailer and where can i get it
It’s called the trinity MT3 trailer. I got it from USA Trailers online. They shipped it right to my door. Thanks for watching !