Walker deck storage

[RMDoyon]

Has anyone devised a scheme to store Walker decks when not attached using a minimum of floor space?

I am specifically looking to store a deck on my trailer vertically. That is, propped up on the carrier frame with the wheels down.

I swear, months ago I saw something fabricated for sale online but several Google searches have turned up nothing.

Roger

[edward hedrick]

considering purchase of a Walker would be good to carry

another deck. Ed

[andyslawns]

Roger, I am also looking for a way to store Walker Decks on the trailer in a verticle position. I have thought about getting a solid steel shaft and putting it throught the holes on the deck (The ones that you have to line up when you put the deck on). I think the deck might be a little heavy to pick up and sit on there. If a guy could get some way to henge it it would probably work great. Well I am rambling on, I am gonna do some test this weekend, I ll take pics and let you see what I am talking about If i get something that works.

[gene gls]

www.meg-mo.com

Gene

[RMDoyon]

gene,
I didn't see anything like I'm describing here.
Am I missing something?

Roger

[captdevo]

when i transport them, i tilt them up on their caster end and strap them down. i have a headache rack on the front, and they ride good.


i it wouldn't be hard to weld a couple of pieces of angle in the right spot on your trailer to strap them to.



hmmm. i'll look closer at this, maybe come up with a nice universal powder coated one.

[gene gls]

Roger,
Sorry, they advertised a stand at one time.

Gene

[pyrocare]

These guys carry a deck stand Debris Systems (http://www.debrissystems.com/). Just go to trailers then click on trailer photos. It looks like it slips into the rods that connect the deck to the tractor. You'll have to e-mail them for the price though.

I hope this helps.:)

[gene gls]

Roger,

Thats the deck stand that Meg-mo used to advertize.

Gene

[RMDoyon]

Thanks for the help guys.

I sent them an e-mail for more info.

I'll probably end up making my own unless this thing is relatively inexpensive and can accomodate differently-sized decks.

Roger