Found this on Craigslist: One Wheel Trailer ( Coleman Pack Horse ) - A single wheel trailer. Put your camping gear
in this trailer and pull it with any vehicle. You can even use like a wheelbarrow. 1-wheel trailer called a Packhorse. It can hook up to
a 1 1/4 or 2 inch square Reese or Draw Tite hitch. Or bolt it to your bumper, plug in the lights (all set up and ready to go) hook up
the safety chains (included) and drive off. There is also a stand that folds down when the trailer is unhooked to hold the unit fairly
level for loading or unloading. When the stand is down, it locks the wheel in either a straight ahead or straight behind (it swivels you
see) so you can move it about like you would a wheel barrow. This unit is in good condition.
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While surfing the web, I found a picture of Grant's Model A and Coleman trailer.
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Found this while surfing the web: 1960s Coleman Pack Horse Trailer - Coleman 1960s pack horse vintage camping
utility trailer w/universal hitch, all fiberglass construction with easy to use single wheel design, tows easily by a very small car,
nostalgia for everyone, from private 20+ year collection;
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Found this on Craigslist: Single wheel Motorcycle trailer - Single wheel, Solid mount, Motorcycle trailer, Coleman,
Pack Horse I, GVWR 555.
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Found this on CL: Zed 34 raft and Coleman one wheel pack-house trailer - A Zed 34 Raft, like new. It encludes a
floor, windshield, removable bench, carry case, oars, life jackets, and a set of wheels for moving after inflated. To be sold with the
raft, a Coleman one-wheel Pack House trailer. Also, like new. The raft is manufactured by Zodiac.
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Found this listed on E-bay.
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Coleman 1993 1-Wheel Pack Horse Trailer. They also made 1-wheel trailers called a Packhorse. This is a
fiberglass body, single wheel trailer with a top on the trailer. The top edge goes OVER the bottom edge
which means it seals the water out. The volume of this unit is between 1-2 times the size of a regular
auto trunk. That means you could put just about anything in it that would fit (except sand or dirt maybe)
and not overload it. It hooks up to a 1 1/4 or 2 inch square Reese or Draw Tite hitch. The two brackets
then wedge against the auto bumper (adjustable), plug in the lights (all set up and ready to go) hook up
the safety chains (included) and drive off. There is also a stand that folds down when the trailer is
unhooked to hold the unit fairly level for loading or unloading. When the stand is down, it locks the
wheel in either a straight ahead or straight behind (it swivels you see) so you can move it about like you
would a wheel barrow. This unit is in good condition and includes a spare tire/wheel. There is some duct
tape residue on the trailer that can easily be removed.
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This is a fiberglass body, single wheel trailer with a top on the trailer. The top edge goes OVER
the bottom edge which means it seals the water out. The volume of this unit is between 1-2 times the size
of a regular auto trunk. That means you could put just about anything in it that would fit (except sand
or dirt maybe) and not overload it. The method of attaching is fairly unique. As you can see from the
pictures, I have it hooked up to a standard receiver type hitch (included) that fits a standard 2 inch
square Reese or Draw Tite hitch. It also fits a standard bumper hitch---simply remove the ball from
whatever hitch you have and replace with the supplied bolt and nut. The two brackets then wedge against
the auto bumper (adjustable), plug in the lights (all set up and ready to go) hook up the safety chains
(included and drive off. If you forgot to load something, just back up and do it---no problem. There is
also a stand that folds down when the trailer is unhooked to hold the unit fairly level for loading or
unloading. When the stand is down, it locks the wheel in either a straight ahead or straight behind (it
swivels you see) so you can move it about like you would a wheel barrow. This unit looks like it was
bought last year and has been exceptionally well taken care of--I suspect it has been garaged for all this
time
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Coleman 1982 Packhorse single wheel trailer. In very good condition with all original paperwork Does
not work on standard ball hitch. Must use the included special bracket that bolts to bumper. Trailer then
fastens to the bracket. Completely weathertight.
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