Anybody ever seen or heard of EZ TOW trailer?

[tom4bren]

I feel like it could be TOO light. I'm just picturing an unloaded trailer and how annoying it is to tow because it bounces and sways. i have a feeling that would be that way all the time its tall and light. Most light trailers are pretty short.. That has a lot of potential for catching wind with no weight to hold it in place

All true. It looks like they took that into consideration though. The extra-long tongue combined with the aft positioned axle will probably go a long way in mitigating those issues. Look at the second pic posted by KAT (tan frame with black box). It looks like it was one of their early prototypes & they had the axle mounted farther forward. The rest of the pix look like production models with the axle farther aft.

At $500 maybe you could buy it and get someone to install a custom ramp?

Not sure a custom ramp is feasible considering the clamshell opening of the box.

EDIT:

You may want to also look at this thread on additional sources of trailer sway mitigation

http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...threadid=23528

[vt_maverick]

Not sure a custom ramp is feasible considering the clamshell opening of the box.

I was thinking if you removed the hinges on the rear half of the shell and attached it permanently to the front half of the shell you'd then have an opening mechanism more like the first trailer option I posted above. Then you'd need to cut the back part of the plastic bottom and install some hinges (along with weatherstripping I'm sure). Seems doable to a non-engineer.

[tom4bren]

Seems doable to a non-engineer.

Could be done ... Should be done: The ultimate Enginerd dilemma.