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Monkei,
We originally went up to look at it at General RV near Detroit (Wixom) on a Saturday. We made the deal and set pick-up for the next Saturday. Reenie was unable to go with me to pick it up, so I rode the Trike 220 miles back up there, drove it right up into the back, tied it down and drove the Fun Mover back home. It was a long day, considering the 4 hour wait I had while they finished up the paperwork, counted the cash 5 times, and had the mechanic go over everything with me a couple times. The 2009 model I have, has a tapered floor in the back 8" long that prevents the trike from bottoming out at the crest. Without using the ramps to raize the main ramp, my trike does scrape the pipes a bit coming in and out, and the ramps, as stated above, are a pain to use, so I usually just load and unload in the grass. Putting a hinged approach ramp on the main ramp is probably the best solution tho. I was also wanting to add some hinged legs to the outside of the ramp that would fold down and hold the ramp level for a back porch. With the temperature hovering in the single digits, work on the camper is gonna have to go to the back burner for a while, LOL.
We originally went up to look at it at General RV near Detroit (Wixom) on a Saturday. We made the deal and set pick-up for the next Saturday. Reenie was unable to go with me to pick it up, so I rode the Trike 220 miles back up there, drove it right up into the back, tied it down and drove the Fun Mover back home. It was a long day, considering the 4 hour wait I had while they finished up the paperwork, counted the cash 5 times, and had the mechanic go over everything with me a couple times. The 2009 model I have, has a tapered floor in the back 8" long that prevents the trike from bottoming out at the crest. Without using the ramps to raize the main ramp, my trike does scrape the pipes a bit coming in and out, and the ramps, as stated above, are a pain to use, so I usually just load and unload in the grass. Putting a hinged approach ramp on the main ramp is probably the best solution tho. I was also wanting to add some hinged legs to the outside of the ramp that would fold down and hold the ramp level for a back porch. With the temperature hovering in the single digits, work on the camper is gonna have to go to the back burner for a while, LOL.