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To lower the rear of the trailer, back the tow vehicle rear wheels up onto some Rhino Ramps. For a winch, cheap and simple is to use a boat trailer winch powered by your arm. My 2 cents.
How do you crank and hold bike up?
Again I already own 2500lb winch. I also own boat winch if you had some kind of stand to keep bike up
Other problem with boat winch is how do you mount in a spot that allows you to crank even if not holding bike up?
Have you gotten your bike trailered up and brought home yet?
Somewhere, someone is telling his buddies "Look what I found laying on the side of the road!"
Again I already own 2500lb winch. I also own boat winch if you had some kind of stand to keep bike up
Other problem with boat winch is how do you mount in a spot that allows you to crank even if not holding bike up?
You ask a friend to help you load the bike. The same friend that you call to bring your truck/trailer to come get you. What I'm saying is, in your hypothetical situation, how did you get a truck/trailer to the breakdown site? Another person has to be involved unless you teleport home?? Anyway, if you don't have friends that you can count on to help in this situation, you should not be out riding around without some type of towing insurance.
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