Dumb question, carrying a jet wash on a bicycle

[velosam]

Any advice, although its probably a dumb idea.

I am trying to get a jet wash to my mothers (and then back to mine). Its heavy and big. Could I try and carry it on my rack or I am best taking the train?

thanks

Sam

[quixoticgeek]

Any advice, although its probably a dumb idea.

I am trying to get a jet wash to my mothers (and then back to mine). Its heavy and big. Could I try and carry it on my rack or I am best taking the train?

How big is it? how heavy?

J

[De Sisti]

Could I try and carry it on my rack or I am best taking the train?

You are the best person to make that decision.

[velosam]

Size of 2 carryons,

I don't think it's possible

[Kim]

I expect attaching it securely it would be a bigger problem than the weight.  Though if it's really heavy, simply getting it into place may be the real challenge.  Perhaps you could molish some sort of platform for it...

It's a trailer job, really.

[lissotriton]

Or an excuse to buy a portable pressure washer.

[JefO]

Get a dog trailer

Dog trailer for sale

[quixoticgeek]

Size of 2 carryons,

I don't think it's possible

I'm sorry, can you translate that into something useful?

J

[Canardly]

Local guy here has a cycle based bin cleaning business. He carries his jet washer and associated bits on a trailer.

[jsabine]

Size of 2 carryons,

I don't think it's possible

I'm sorry, can you translate that into something useful?

The size of two cases which meet the size limits for carry-on baggage on major airlines, viz 55 x 45 X 25cm (ish) each.

Useful enough for you?

[quixoticgeek]

The size of two cases which meet the size limits for carry-on baggage on major airlines, viz 55 x 45 X 25cm (ish) each.

Useful enough for you?

Much more useful. I've made one flight in the last 15+ years. And have no idea what the size restrictions are for luggage these days.

J

[perpetual dan]

Size of 2 carryons,

I don't think it's possible

I'm sorry, can you translate that into something useful?

The size of two cases which meet the size limits for carry-on baggage on major airlines, viz 55 x 45 X 25cm (ish) each.

Useful enough for you?

Ah! My brain had mangled it into a unit of beer container. :rollseyes:

[velosam]

I think a trailer is best, cycle paths are bumpy around here.

So the next best option is public transport!

Thanks all