I need some expert advice on the best way to tie down my Outlander Max to my trailer. I have had several instances when arriving at the trail head, I find my ratchet straps loose and sometimes even unhooked. I am hooking to the front "winch mount" sheet metal area and the rear receiver mount bolted to the rear drive. I'm not hooking to suspension arms or axles. I think my problem is due to the soft, long travel suspension collapsing while bumping over rough Colorado forest service roads. I can see the machine bouncing in the rear view mirror.
I often tie my machine "east west" on the front of my trailer and my buddy ties his down "north south" behind it. Because I'm sideways on the trailer, my ratchet straps are short from Can Am to the trailer frame.
I just bet you experienced trail riders have developed a good and safe way to tie the Outlander down so it won't bounce off your trailer. I hope you can share your methods.
David
I often tie my machine "east west" on the front of my trailer and my buddy ties his down "north south" behind it. Because I'm sideways on the trailer, my ratchet straps are short from Can Am to the trailer frame.
I just bet you experienced trail riders have developed a good and safe way to tie the Outlander down so it won't bounce off your trailer. I hope you can share your methods.
David




