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colinlob

12/2/2010 at 9:08pm
Location: Cheshire
Outfit: Swift Escape

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B and Q had a Erde in there that collapsed down to a box just over a foot wide and had castors on the back for moving it around. Thing is cannot find any trace of it on their website. Might have been a store special. For a collapsible trailers without the castors, could you not put some wheels on a plywood sheet to move it round on?

Roverman

15/2/2010 at 2:06pm
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I do live in a terraced house and have a trailer. My solution is to detach the axle/tow bar and store the trailer on a 'skateboard' in the yard on its end protected by a tarpaulin.

Only takes a matter of ninutes to put the wheels back on and when loading and unloading, it sits on the path outside.

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