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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff View Post
    I want to be able to move my quad, 2011 TRX500 about 4km from where it’s going to be securely stored along a quiet gravel road to my forestry block. I live 2 hours drive away and would like to avoid taking my trailer to move the quad this short distance if possible (this will be ongoing).
    Can I flat tow the quad backwards using a short draw bar with couplings on each end (1 on my vehicle, other on quad tow bar) without damaging quad running gear. Obviously I’d tow quad in neutral with steering fixed straight.

    Anyone done this?
    Any pitfalls to health of quad diff drivelines etc.

    Cheers Cliff
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    My suggestion would be make up a small trailer just big enough for the quad and leave it with the quad at the secure storage. Chuck a light bar in the boot instead of wiring up the trailer..

    Or look at a way to ride the quad from where it is stored to where you use it.
    Intelligence has its limits, but it appears that Stupidity knows no bounds......

 

 

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