Fab a rear rack for dog to ride along.
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One thing of note is the Hitch Haul that Cabelas sells "functions with a 2" reciever" so you would probably need an adapter on the popo..I have a Koplin 2" reciever on my Can-Am,which BTW is awesome.
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Too bad, no pics Mongrol....Did you cantilever the plywood, or support the rear from the hitch somehow?
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HO and RticK.....
I have that rack you guys are talking about...It's the Hitch Haul made by Masterbuilt Outdoor Products....Never had it dump a load before....Had a few deer on it...The main thing I don't like about it is it puts the weight very far back...But is very helpful if you don't put too much weight on it, or maybe I just need HD springs in the rear...Yea I want to do that anyway...Yes it is for a 2 in. receiver too...I think I screwed up just a little when making my receiver hitch though....I didn't take into consideration the angle changes when the rack has a load on it...I should have tipped the receiver tube up slightly so it would have leveled out when the rack was loaded...Anyway here's a pic...
Hitch11.jpg photo - David Kamps photos at pbase.com
John
I have that rack you guys are talking about...It's the Hitch Haul made by Masterbuilt Outdoor Products....Never had it dump a load before....Had a few deer on it...The main thing I don't like about it is it puts the weight very far back...But is very helpful if you don't put too much weight on it, or maybe I just need HD springs in the rear...Yea I want to do that anyway...Yes it is for a 2 in. receiver too...I think I screwed up just a little when making my receiver hitch though....I didn't take into consideration the angle changes when the rack has a load on it...I should have tipped the receiver tube up slightly so it would have leveled out when the rack was loaded...Anyway here's a pic...
Hitch11.jpg photo - David Kamps photos at pbase.com
John
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Funride, if you go into my homepage and click on the Moose on the loose in New England album you'll see a pic of the box before I painted it black. There is a picture of it with my ATV trailer behind it but it doesn't really show it too well.
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HO and RticK.....
I have that rack you guys are talking about...It's the Hitch Haul made by Masterbuilt Outdoor Products....Never had it dump a load before....Had a few deer on it...The main thing I don't like about it is it puts the weight very far back...But is very helpful if you don't put too much weight on it, or maybe I just need HD springs in the rear...Yea I want to do that anyway...Yes it is for a 2 in. receiver too...I think I screwed up just a little when making my receiver hitch though....I didn't take into consideration the angle changes when the rack has a load on it...I should have tipped the receiver tube up slightly so it would have leveled out when the rack was loaded...Anyway here's a pic...
Hitch11.jpg photo - David Kamps photos at pbase.com
John
I have that rack you guys are talking about...It's the Hitch Haul made by Masterbuilt Outdoor Products....Never had it dump a load before....Had a few deer on it...The main thing I don't like about it is it puts the weight very far back...But is very helpful if you don't put too much weight on it, or maybe I just need HD springs in the rear...Yea I want to do that anyway...Yes it is for a 2 in. receiver too...I think I screwed up just a little when making my receiver hitch though....I didn't take into consideration the angle changes when the rack has a load on it...I should have tipped the receiver tube up slightly so it would have leveled out when the rack was loaded...Anyway here's a pic...
Hitch11.jpg photo - David Kamps photos at pbase.com
John