How to Load and Transport an ATV

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Follow along as we show you how to properly load and secure your ATV for safe, stress-free transportation to the trails and back.

[@DCSPORTSTER]

Never leave the vehicle and park always put it in neutral and apply your parking brake. Leaving it in park will do damage to the transmission and the differentials. It should say that in your owners manual if you look it up which I have read from cover to cover

[@chuckwalla325]

Well that’s impossible considering that the Yamaha Grizzly in the video doesn’t have a parking brake. And I have the manual and it doesn’t say anything about towing with the atv in park.

[@cankaya38]

Hello. How can I get a trailer like in this video?

[@MrShankspony]

Excellent!

[@rkooscar6866]

How much weight

[@Yougot6dollarsbro7]

What size trailer is this?

[@chuckwalla325]

Looks like a 5x8

[@gundammeister2349]

Can I still load a trailer without having a friend to check for the lights?

[@MrShankspony]

Yes. Make sure vehicle is in park and then apply signals and brake then walk to rear to check operation... I use a short pole amassing the seat to wedge down the brake pedal.

[@greencable2222]

swoosh@@MrShankspony

[@TN-ez6lz]

ATV should be in neutral for transport and tie-down points should be below the suspension.

[@snakeplisken4119]

Good stuff

[@michaelsanderson8487]

The 5000lbs minus the weight of the vehicle

[@Gus5515]

Worst tie down I've ever seen

[@fullthrottle183]

I’ve seen people not tie them down at all

[@steve9326]

Seriously? Tie down points should always be the tires themselves or as close to the wheel hub as possible. Never should you use the frame\chassis of which allows compression and bounce\movement.

[@Morpheen999]

If you compress the suspension enough, it can't bounce free

[@Blake64]

you have no clue what your talking about. everything you said was wrong. worst tie down ever. also the ramp thing... really?