Good idea for the trailer, however I would not have kept the front single wheel, instead I would have joined the box section directly onto the rear chassis of the pushchair frame and articulated the coupling with a universal joint attached to a single point, not two. As you have it currently configured, your front trailer wheel will force the trailer frame to buck over uneven surfaces. Hope this helps future designs. I'm going to create mine using the same concept, using a sturdy ATB three wheeler pushchair, just do away completely with the front wheel assembly. Then you will have no problems achieving 8MPH with a trailer full of eager dog! LOL
I have exact model and the highest mine has climbed so far in one hit has been 500 meters straight up. There great on climbs as long as you rest it on way up. Ie stop in layby, turn off, count to 10, turn on and go up in low, so motor is not working at full power. Been up the blorenge, up druids hill backside of sugar loaf, up onto the hafod south Wales, uk. Yes it can climb
I really do like the idea of the trailer. But, the BIGGEST disadvantage of having the trailer is you CANNOT get it & your mobility scooter into a lift no matter how much you try A standard lift will take you & your scooter & one or two standing people in the lift NO MORE!!! But, the trailer is a GREAT IDEA don't get me wrong but, lifts are it's failure. & I am referring to customer shop lifts Not staff goods ( & LARGE PACKAGES ) even those lifts are not much bigger generally. So, sadly where I go shopping the trailer would be more of a hindrance ( MENACE & NIUCENCE rather than a help.😒😒😒😒😒 Nevertheless I do still like the idea of it inspite of its drawback.
It's, a GREAT IDEA!!! for doing your shopping. But, there, is two drawbacks with it 1st it CANNOT go on those Travelators. The scooter is NOT!!!! allowed on them. & 2ndly These, would not fit in a standard size lift. 👎😡😳😳😒🙁 But, nevertheless I still say it's a BLOODY GOOD IDEA!!! Inspite of it's flaws.
The idea of having a small lightweight trailer is a good idea for those extra few things to carry. As long as the scooter doesn't strain when pulling it Mobility scooters weren't designed for pulling trailers no matter how small & light they are. But, if someone is going to do some bit of extra shopping WHERE THE BLOODY HELL ARE THEY GOING TO PUT THE SHOPPING!!!! Baskets are usually too small on these scooters for some things or all your shopping. So, are the motors on these things able to pull such weight. I know most can help a rather well built person about. But, can they pull a well laden small trailer without straining the motor on them. Someone should be able to answer this query. I get my first mobility scooter soon & was thinking of putting a small trailer to it to help my partner lighten the load with carrying the shopping back home. But, I have ABSOLUTELY NO!!! 😟😮👎 engineering skills whatsoever to design one not even in being able to re-alter a pushchair ( stroller) ( as in this video has been done VERY WELL👏👏👏👍😉). It would have to be done for me 😟😮. Fearing the cost of what it would be for someone else capable of doing this. But, main concern is the possibility of the stress & strain on the motor. I would not have it done if this was to severely damage the motor cost of a replacing the motor would be VERY EXSPENSIVE!!! 😮😮😮😮😮 So, is it worth having a small trailer made or not?
This scooter holds a 31st person, most folks who buy it will be less than 20st and this is a well sturdy machine and will pull a the average full shop very easily providing the trailer is securely fixed to scooter.
You've helped me work out how to shut up my bleeping scooter
Good idea for the trailer, however I would not have kept the front single wheel, instead I would have joined the box section directly onto the rear chassis of the pushchair frame and articulated the coupling with a universal joint attached to a single point, not two. As you have it currently configured, your front trailer wheel will force the trailer frame to buck over uneven surfaces. Hope this helps future designs. I'm going to create mine using the same concept, using a sturdy ATB three wheeler pushchair, just do away completely with the front wheel assembly. Then you will have no problems achieving 8MPH with a trailer full of eager dog! LOL
what size motor is on this please ?. love the vid well filmed and narrated.
so i am thinking to buy this scooter because A. my scooter only does 4mph and B. it looks fast. how is it uphill as it is hilly around here.
I have exact model and the highest mine has climbed so far in one hit has been 500 meters straight up. There great on climbs as long as you rest it on way up. Ie stop in layby, turn off, count to 10, turn on and go up in low, so motor is not working at full power. Been up the blorenge, up druids hill backside of sugar loaf, up onto the hafod south Wales, uk. Yes it can climb
Why have all those keys hanging there. Must make a horrible noise while you driving it.
Qual valor em real?
Had to turn it off due to the howling wind and the howling dog.
I really do like the idea of the trailer. But, the BIGGEST disadvantage of having the trailer is you CANNOT get it & your mobility scooter into a lift no matter how much you try A standard lift will take you & your scooter & one or two standing people in the lift NO MORE!!! But, the trailer is a GREAT IDEA don't get me wrong but, lifts are it's failure. & I am referring to customer shop lifts Not staff goods ( & LARGE PACKAGES ) even those lifts are not much bigger generally. So, sadly where I go shopping the trailer would be more of a hindrance ( MENACE & NIUCENCE rather than a help.😒😒😒😒😒 Nevertheless I do still like the idea of it inspite of its drawback.
why do you need this if you can walk ?
maybe he does them up to pass on. ?
You don't have to loose the use of your legs to be disabled
@@trevorchapman5139 what is the point then knobhead?.
It's, a GREAT IDEA!!! for doing your shopping. But, there, is two drawbacks with it 1st it CANNOT go on those Travelators. The scooter is NOT!!!! allowed on them. & 2ndly These, would not fit in a standard size lift. 👎😡😳😳😒🙁 But, nevertheless I still say it's a BLOODY GOOD IDEA!!! Inspite of it's flaws.
The idea of having a small lightweight trailer is a good idea for those extra few things to carry. As long as the scooter doesn't strain when pulling it Mobility scooters weren't designed for pulling trailers no matter how small & light they are. But, if someone is going to do some bit of extra shopping WHERE THE BLOODY HELL ARE THEY GOING TO PUT THE SHOPPING!!!! Baskets are usually too small on these scooters for some things or all your shopping. So, are the motors on these things able to pull such weight. I know most can help a rather well built person about. But, can they pull a well laden small trailer without straining the motor on them. Someone should be able to answer this query. I get my first mobility scooter soon & was thinking of putting a small trailer to it to help my partner lighten the load with carrying the shopping back home. But, I have ABSOLUTELY NO!!! 😟😮👎 engineering skills whatsoever to design one not even in being able to re-alter a pushchair ( stroller) ( as in this video has been done VERY WELL👏👏👏👍😉). It would have to be done for me 😟😮. Fearing the cost of what it would be for someone else capable of doing this. But, main concern is the possibility of the stress & strain on the motor. I would not have it done if this was to severely damage the motor cost of a replacing the motor would be VERY EXSPENSIVE!!! 😮😮😮😮😮 So, is it worth having a small trailer made or not?
This scooter holds a 31st person, most folks who buy it will be less than 20st and this is a well sturdy machine and will pull a the average full shop very easily providing the trailer is securely fixed to scooter.