Equipment Carried on Your Enclosed Hauling Trailer

[mgwtrike]

I ordered my hauling trailer today to haul my Goldwing Roadsmith trike cross country.

What do you serious trike haulers supply your trailer with for safety and emergency's ?

For starters I'm thinking:
#1. Jack
#2. Spare tire
#3. Tire pressure gauge
#4. Road flairs
#5. Lug wrench
#6. Spare tie-downs

Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

Cheers!

 

[Keystone]

I carry a small compressor with me in addition to what you have listed.

 

[mgwtrike]

I carry a small compressor with me in addition to what you have listed.

Thanks, I forgot about a compressor.
I do carry one on the trike, but need to make sure some how the cord reaches the trailer wheels.

 

[Gold Rush]

I ordered my hauling trailer today to haul my Goldwing Roadsmith trike cross country.

What do you serious trike haulers supply your trailer with for safety and emergency's ?

For starters I'm thinking:
#1. Jack
#2. Spare tire
#3. Tire pressure gauge
#4. Road flairs
#5. Lug wrench
#6. Spare tie-downs

Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

Cheers!

Because I already have them; the 2000 watt generator, pancake air compressor, and tool box also go along. Can't do major maintenance but if necessary I could do some stuff.:xszpv::xszpv:

 

[mgwtrike]

I'm debating on how to mount my a spare tire inside, budgie cord? buying a u-bolt bracket?

 

[SMSgt]

I'm debating on how to mount my a spare tire inside, budgie cord? buying a u-bolt bracket?

U bolt bracket mounted up high and out of the way.

I don't carry any maintenance equipment in my trailer. I don't trailer my trike I ride it. I do trailer a show car and carry cleaning equipment, a jack and a very few maintenance tools. So far I have never needed anything while traveling.

 

[Razor]

Maybe a tire plug repair kit. Funny how trailer tires seek out all the nails in the road.

 

[RobertW]

I'm debating on how to mount my a spare tire inside, budgie cord? buying a u-bolt bracket?

My problem was where to put the spare. I have a 27' trailer with a "V" nose. Without the "V", you could mount the spare in front. So, I bought this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HEFDCEK?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00

I put it under the frame between the floor rails. The nut to lower the tire is flush with the floor. Works great and is out of the way. You will need to buy a nut socket also because this nut has 5 sides. It's from a 2005 Toyota.