Caddy trailers

No, but I bought one from somewhere else. Turned out a part was missing but Caddy customer suppert were very helpful and got it sorted.

Mine must be 10 years old, or more. For the last five or so it has languished in the garden as I never got around to getting a tow bar whan I changed the car. Still looks in reasonable condition, apart from needing two new tyres (too long stood in the same place).

MBQ

Thanks. That sounds like a recommendation. I wonder when their next

Can you stand them up to store them, or aren't they designed to do that?

I notice the erde's have the option of a jockey wheel. Is there an option with these? Is a jockey wheel necessary or desirable?

Thanks, Stephen.

It keeps the hitch out of the mud.

It makes for easier manovering of a loaded trailer. My 6 x 4 fully load for a dump trip is quite a weight, OK it's not all down on the hitch (assuming I've loaded it evenly) but trying to pull something and lift it at the same time is much harder work.

Is it worth taking a trailer to the dump? All our local places ban the use of trailers or require trailers to be pushed in by hand.

It obviously depends where you live. They're all fine round here.

I've done it in Aylesbury Rabans Lane (A while ago now) sometimes towed in behind the car, sometimes by hand to beat the queue. They now forbid all "walk-in" dumping, but I don't know if that includes pulling a trailer by hand.

MBQ

Not easily. You'll probably damage the lights and the weight distribution would require some sort of restraint to stop it just falling down.

Don't know.

MBQ

That's a shame. I had a confirmation email saying that the lights would be damaged if stood on end. I think other makes are designed to allow this.

I had one that i could stand on end, after I screwed a piece of 4x2 to it to stop the lights being damaged.