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Old 07-10-2011, 02:58 PM
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I just bought a tandem style Brinley disk off of Craigslist and I'm getting ready to take a road trip to pick it up, but I'm not sure how wide it is. I was wondering if someone could measure their's for width, height, and length so that I know what vehicle I can take to save on gas.
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Old 07-10-2011, 11:34 PM
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Not sure about the brinly but I have a craftsman which when adjusted all the way in, is about 36 inches wide, 14 inches tall, and about 36 inches long. I think it could fit in most cars trunks. Best bet is to ask the seller to measure it just to be sure. Congrats on the disc, I got mine about a month ago and cant wait to try it out.

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I just bought a tandem style Brinley disk off of Craigslist and I'm getting ready to take a road trip to pick it up, but I'm not sure how wide it is. I was wondering if someone could measure their's for width, height, and length so that I know what vehicle I can take to save on gas.
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Old 07-11-2011, 11:38 AM
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Thank you for your help! I think I'll just pull a little trailer and make things easier on myself.
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You can also take them apart very easily. Take a few hand tools and a couple crescent wrenches and you could fit them in the back seat no problem.
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