caravan mover for woodchipper

[GA Groundcare]

On 10/01/2026 at 21:53, Ty Korrigan said:

 

Now to get the the rollers repositioned or perhaps a meatier set of tyres...

 

We fitted a set of 185/70R13C tyres on an EVO 165 recently. There's a photo on the GM owners FB page. 

[Ty Korrigan]

6 hours ago, GA Groundcare said:

 

We fitted a set of 185/70R13C tyres on an EVO 165 recently. There's a photo on the GM owners FB page. 

Thanks, I've just looked but can't see it.

Could you message me with the link ?

Tyres are half worn anyway.

[Oldfeller]

motorised jockey wheel on anything other than perfectly flat concrete is about as much use as an ashtray on a motorbike. 

the tyres are not aggressive enough, and even if they were they have almost no ground clearance, added to that little or no nose weight and you ain't going nowhere fast.

the type that use the trailer wheels are much better as shown  by  Ty Korrigan are the way to go, but you may need to experiment with tyre types as some are better than others.if you require grip fit a more aggressive tyre pattern,  fitting a twin jockey wheel is a great help to in stopping sinking in soft ground. it is possible to with a little back yard ingenuity have the whole thing operated by remote control,, even wireless.

I've even seen a set up with a seat and steering bars fitted so you can practically drive it like a trike.

Edited January 12 by Oldfeller

[Ty Korrigan]

3 hours ago, Oldfeller said:

motorised jockey wheel on anything other than perfectly flat concrete is about as much use as an ashtray on a motorbike. 

the tyres are not aggressive enough, and even if they were they have almost no ground clearance, added to that little or no nose weight and you ain't going nowhere fast.

the type that use the trailer wheels are much better as shown  by  Ty Korrigan are the way to go, but you may need to experiment with tyre types as some are better than others.if you require grip fit a more aggressive tyre pattern,  fitting a twin jockey wheel is a great help to in stopping sinking in soft ground. it is possible to with a little back yard ingenuity have the whole thing operated by remote control,, even wireless.

I've even seen a set up with a seat and steering bars fitted so you can practically drive it like a trike.

Mine uses a remote.

If I lose it, it is relatively easy to replace and partner up.

[GA Groundcare]

Its on a petrol with spare wheel kit. But you get the idea...

[Ty Korrigan]

7 hours ago, GA Groundcare said:

Its on a petrol with spare wheel kit. But you get the idea...

Thanks, which brand are these ?

I've tried expanding the image but can't read the details.

Edited January 13 by Ty Korrigan

[monkeybusiness]

32 minutes ago, Ty Korrigan said:

Thanks, which brand are these ?

I've tried expanding the image but can't read the details.

Savero 

[GA Groundcare]

Correct, we buy them as a set of 4. Plenty of shops on eBay. We used the original rims and seemed fine width wise.