New local dirt track trailer

[low&slow]

Hi All,
Found a scaler trailer last year and finally getting around to working on it. Next step is to build some ramps for it, any suggestions?

[low&slow]

Was thinking of these ramps but not sure if I could build them.

[cbazq271]

That type of trailer usually have solid diamond-plate ramps that are loose. They usually stow inside the rear of the trailer and you slide them out and hook them on a lip on the rear of the trailer.

[low&slow]

Yeah, I was looking into the solid removable ramps but figured for ease of use and to not have them get lost I would try these kind. I like how the example was built but might have a bar across the whole back that allows me to move the ramps based on what vehicle I tow.

[Tamiya Cowboy]

Nice trailer. Your not far from me which track are you racing at.. The indoor one?

[low&slow]

Tea's in Rochester, MN. It's a fun track and the owners have put a lot of money into it to make it racer/family friendly (great lighting, lots of pit area, nice bathrooms and great food options).

We actually have a few guys from South Dakota race with us a lot, one is even the track announcer at Badlands raceway.

[low&slow]

If you are ever in the area during a weekend just swing by, Saturdays are the race days. Doors open at 1pm and we get out at between 9-11 depending on the car count.

Some of the racers would be blown away with the work that you do, patience in racing and patience in building a scale build is a night and day difference!

[toniolillo]

Very good idea of the trailer, do you have any video of that car in progress?

[low&slow]

The car on the trailer is a IMCA Style modified cars, the video of the track we race at below shows Sprint Cars with Mod motors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTYCOf6rfZs

[scottyk]

Looks like a blast! But on topic I like the hinged ramps personally just for the fact that when your hauling the car around you cannot see the ramps if their hidden under the trailer.