benson21
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I am looking to adapt the trailer for when we start to drive, to caryr the cart. has anyone had this done? I am in Kent, so would like somewhere local to do the work, but cant find anyone nearer than Cambridge!
Adaptions to an Ifor Williams 505.
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benson21
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Anyone? Or if not, how do you transport your cart? Looking for ideas.
neddymad
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I have seen a framework that fits onto the A-Frame at the front of the trailer near the jockey wheel. I think I have seen it on the Ifor Williams site and the Cheval Liberte one. Good luck
lora3786
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Be careful with the trailer extensions as it completely changes the weight distribution of the trailer - puts too much weight on the drawbar & makes it quite dangerous I think....
My husband converted my 505 for my carriage - but I drive a mini Shetland so it's all small & fits easily!
the front section I have for storage, then pony goes widthways across the trailer & goes on&off the front ramp, partition either side of him, then carriage in the back with shafts upwards towards the roof. Depends really on size of pony/carriage and whether the carriage is easy to pull to bits&put back together.
Good luck!
My husband converted my 505 for my carriage - but I drive a mini Shetland so it's all small & fits easily!
the front section I have for storage, then pony goes widthways across the trailer & goes on&off the front ramp, partition either side of him, then carriage in the back with shafts upwards towards the roof. Depends really on size of pony/carriage and whether the carriage is easy to pull to bits&put back together.Good luck!