Wheelie bin trailer for quad

[Bobupndown]

My neighbour has just bought a quad. Asked me if I'd make him a trailer for it to transport their wheelie bins up to the end of the lane. Had planned to make one for my ride on lawnmower but if I make one for him he'll likely take our bins up as well so win win.
Has anyone on here made one could share a few photos or design ideas?
Would plan on using wheel barrow type wheels and tyres and just a simple pin type hitch.
(It a small 150cc leisure type quad not a big agricultural farmer-y type that would have a standard tow ball)

 

[knighty]

how rough is the lane?

could you leave the bin wheels on the ground?

 

[Robotstar5]

We had the pin type hitch on our quad, I fitted a standard 50mm ball to make it more versatile, tow small trailer etc.
A ball hitch will allow anything towed to rotate over rough ground instead of twisting a pin coupling.

 

[Beanwood]

Following with interest ...

 

[CompoSimmonite]

The factory tow bar on my quad is a 50mm simply attached to the rear axle

 

[8ob]

Our local factors deliver out barres of oil on an interesting trailer, no grunting needed, it stands up the barrel with an over centre tilt. Would wor well wit wheelie bins

Bob

 

[Bobupndown]

how rough is the lane?

could you leave the bin wheels on the ground?

It's rough stone don't think the standard wheels would last too long. Think the puncture proof wheelbarrow type wheels that you can get with bearings in the hub would be best.

Our local factors deliver out barres of oil on an interesting trailer, no grunting needed, it stands up the barrel with an over centre tilt. Would wor well wit wheelie bins

Bob

Yeah that type of set up would be good, some sort of spring loaded bolt to clip them on to it would be ideal too.

 

[addjunkie]

I use this….it now has a ramp on the back rather than a gate! Tyres are puncture proof, as they are perished so filled with foam. A full family sized bin is heavy! Were a mile to the bins!