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Hector Fernandez
Joined: 25 Oct 2012
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Location: United States, Florida, Daytona
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 Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 1:16 pm Post subject: Moving karts?? |
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Well moving down south.. ..what is the easiest way to move three karts.. In the least amount of space..If I don't have a transporting kart stand.. (I'm looking for a two or three kart stand).. Anyone know or can give me recommendation on best way to transport them in the back of a 20ft moving truck so they don't take up all the floor space...
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Brian Mead
Joined: 18 Mar 2007
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Location: United States, Tennessee, Franklin
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Take the wheels, gear and brake rotor off and strap them right to the walls.
Where you headed for? |
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Hector Fernandez
Joined: 25 Oct 2012
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Location: United States, Florida, Daytona
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I'm heading south to Fla.. No more snow.. No more Taxachusetts  |
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Jim Stine
Joined: 06 Feb 2012
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Location: United States, Indiana,
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I would also say strip them down as much as you need to and strap them too the walls vertically. I store 2 karts that way in a very small corner of my garage in the winter.
A multi-stack stand is going create a lot of wasted space, you can get things more compacted if you partially dissasemble and transport vertically.
Enjoy year round karting  |
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