Wee Willie Wagon

It seems you can never have too many quads or trailers.

The truck camper works real well for what I ask of it.
However, I can't pull the Willie Wagon with the camper in the bed of the truck.

Enter the Wee Willie Wagon!!! It was tough getting a nice color match, but I think we nailed it!!!

This is actually a car hauler. 2 axles rated at 5200 lbs. each.






LED lighting all around, even the Reverse lights.

Nice match and nice trailer

Goodness. Not exactly subtle, TW. Beautiful rig. Bee ute tee full.

Sharp looking rig

Thanks.

Subtle like a sledge hammer?

Very Nice Looking Combo....

Looks good...all you need is the custom flames paint

Awesome looking setup. The paint colors look great too. Let the fun begin!!

That is a nice rig!

Just like with a quad...now it's time to modify for my requirements.
Quad tiedowns, helmet hooks, helmet shelf, clothes hooks, deep cycle battery, paint interior, more DOT conspicuity tape..............
I think I will also need to update my hitch reciever with one of these:

So I can add one of these:

And if it drags on driveways at fuel stops, add one of these:

Well I test loaded it this weekend. I am HOPING to fit my Popo & one Griz along with the Jeep. An extra foot longer would've been nice!!!
Wa-a-ay heavy in front. Easiest way to load tho'.

Tight in back.

Had about 2" between quad & Jeep. 4" between Jeep and V nose.

Will carry the weight the best by putting one bike crosswise in the nose. Then the Jeep. Then the 2nd bike crosswise in back.
Of course there is still the Willie Wagon, but I can't use my camper with the 5th wheel.

Good thing you're creative...
Looks like a PITA to me!

Appears to be a well lit trailer. If you're thinking about going a foot longer, you might as well go a foot taller too. Looks like you'd be able to double stack quads then.
Thanks for the update.

Well...time moves on. I had some issues with this trailer. Specifically, I asked for and PAID for a 12" extended tongue ( as shown on my invoice ) to clear my camper when it's on the truck. What I actually got, was a 7" extension. That led to some problems. Sometimes I have to "blind-side" my trailer into my driveway. Sometimes cars are in my way so it's very tight.

Several dents and one hole in the stainless steel nose. I was not happy.The missing 5" would have been enough to clear the ladder on the camper. Nice little kink in the ladder.

So I took it back to them, a 3 hour drive each way. The tongue got extended and the stainless steel panel got replaced...no charge.
The tongue went from this:

To this:

Now I can clear the ladder!!! YAY!

Too bad I can't do this, but there is simply not enough room.


I've tried the extended hitch receivers. And BENT a solid 2" steel double extension! Simply too much weight and leverage.

The Good News, however. Both the Piggies and the Jeep fit inside...barely!
Now I'm ready for Colorado!!!

Very nice looking unit... good pictures. Glad everything got fixed up too.

Fitting that tight inside the trailer are you going to need straps ?

Prolly won't need them for the quads. For the Jeep...definitely. Will likely snug down the quads too for the CO trip.
I had to go part way out the side man door on the 2-up and then spin it sideways using my ATV jack. Fun times, but they fit.

I think you could get some more stuff in there if you really tried Jerry

G Bob wrote:

I think you could get some more stuff in there if you really tried Jerry

I don't think there's enough room to pass gas!!!

Looking out my driveway.


The quads are tire to tire. The Jeep's rear bumper is up against the 2-up's tires. I had to move the Jeep over a little so the spare tire would clear the rear rack of my 2-up.


And the Jeep's spare tire is nestled in the 2-up's footwell area.

Man you are packed tight.

Mr.Ed wrote:

Man you are packed tight.