Trailer for 3 Eggs

I don't personally..but Jim W ( Who unfortunately like many old regulars no longer comes around here ) has a comp trailer setup with 4 XL's in it......not the greatest shot...but I'll see what else I got...

Do you know if they transport them with the guts in place?

Thanks for posting Wess - first time seeing that.

The inside of that trailer must smell like an old time Q house - nice.

Sorry Frank...I checked other years, even looked for files on my computer that I may have not included in the webpage...didn't find anything any better..

Those were from 07 and I don't belive he has been back to Waldorf since then...shame to think back and realize how many good friends don't come around here anymore..

Not sure at all if you can still contact him through registered members here on the forum..I didn't look before replying...send me an e mail and I'll give you any info I have......Wladorf, Maryland...The original Eggfest..

AWWWW MANNNN! I would LOVE to build a trailer similar to that!Thanks for postin the pic!

There was a team out off Al. that hauled several Eggs mounted in tables on an open trailer. Several teams haul two to five Eggs around in enclosed trailers strapped to the walls. Green Egg Dan hauled several on a cargo hauler on the back of a motor home. i never had any prolem in the first two trailers I used. When we got a toy hauler I cracked the base of two Eggs before I started padding the parts for trips. I think what happened in both cases was rough roads caused the trailer to bouce because of the distance behind the axles. Let me suggest looking at a dual axle trailer for safety if you have a flat. Hope this helps.

Poppasam

You can start with some ideas from this and go from there.

(It's in PowerPoint so you will need PowerPoint viewer)

Just click on each slide and it will advance.

http://www.toqinc.org/PDF/XXXX_Sandown_Launch.ppt#345,1,Slide 1

Spring "Trailer Trash" Chicken

Me thinks the price would be high, especially since it would have to drive all the way from Australia. But we can ask...

Maybe we can make our own and drive somewhere every weekend for an Eggfest. Just attach another trailer full of Eggs, lump and cots for those who need a nap from partying. I'll drive.

Spring "Egg Choo Choo Pilot" Chicken

I don't have any better pics of the trailer than the ones that are posted. Sorry.

We haven't taken the trailer to Waldorf since 2007. With gas prices the way they have been in past years, it would cost almost $500 to drag it. We have used it primarily for KCBS competitions in the Charlotte area.

I personally have been to Waldorf every year that it has been held (since 2000) along with one or both of my sons. I think most people will remember us for our ribs.

JimW

So Wess, So why do they no longer come around here? I know that Rick's Tropical Delight was one of my favorite posters and he's gone. Stike is now something else....What's up?

My feeling on posting, someone says something you don't like go get another Miller Lite out of the fridge and laugh it off.

Great Eggers,Come back! We need your insight! Pigs have flown, Hell has frozen over and the Saints won the Super Bowl!!!



Steve

All I can say is this forum is NOT what it used to be...not gonna get into any kinda dispute over how times have changed..or newbies..or difficult to search..or any other single point that could be argued....to answer your question....It isn't what it used to be, and what many original members knew and loved...myself included...Reality...it is what it is, sadly for members today they have lost a lot of great resources because of that fact, but the fact remains....