Trailering a Polaris Ranger

[blntrey3]

I have a Front and Back Glass on mine, The Front slides down and the back has a small window that opens like on a truck. I slide the front down (Makes it a half glass) and open the back ones and pulled it facing forward. Does anyone know why pulling the Ranger backwards is better?

[Krivoman]

I have a Front and Back Glass on mine, The Front slides down and the back has a small window that opens like on a truck. I slide the front down (Makes it a half glass) and open the back ones and pulled it facing forward. Does anyone know why pulling the Ranger backwards is better?

Only better if you have a front windshield that flips up. No wind drag. If you have back glass that does not move, it prob does not matter which way you drag it.

[Electrican]

Take mine off and back mine on trailer

[blntrey3]

Only better if you have a front windshield that flips up. No wind drag. If you have back glass that does not move, it prob does not matter which way you drag it.

Ok thanks

[Diamond S]

I have a Front and Back Glass on mine, The Front slides down and the back has a small window that opens like on a truck. I slide the front down (Makes it a half glass) and open the back ones and pulled it facing forward. Does anyone know why pulling the Ranger backwards is better?

The guys where I bought mine really did not have a good answer when I ask why it made a difference. I am guessing like someone posted before, if you don't have the heavy steel roof the over hang could catch enough wind to rip it off.

[blntrey3]

Here is the set-up

[TexasCanesFan]

Here is the set-up


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I really like that bed extender.

[blntrey3]

I really like that bed extender.

Thanks

[sportsman]

I have the polaris front flip up glass and the rear glass. I have pulled it both ways loaded on the trailer. I leave my glass on. And I sure as heck aint tilting my front glass and leaving it up while its loaded on the trailer backed on or not.