Hart Highway Hillbilly
Old back is no fun so.... Tested to 630 lbs for 20min. Swings a round. no I did not set it down on my bike. Should make moosin easer.
All aluminum. 1.5" heavy wall pipe wraped up ready to go 20lb
Finally got to use it. Didn't have to put it on the bike, but sure nice to lift in to the truck. Saving a old mans back.
Last edited by MRP; 09-30-2018 at 12:28 PM.
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May want to have a large plate (foot) on the bottom so it does not sink in soft ground. Could just be held in place with a sleeve and a quick pin.
i would think a 12" by 12" plate
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Hart Highway Hillbilly
Yup it's in the works. Ran short of 3/16" plate aluminum. It's all made from scraps.
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HuntingBC Champ
Better yet cut a log with yer saw and put it under, no need to pack more $hit around!! Nice set up, feel like building another? Moosin
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A moose antler would do.
I'll be home before winter. It's too cold to sleep out.
HuntingBC Champ
Excellent idea, ya really got me thinking! Another thought would be a pulley on the front rack and use your winch. K
Hart Highway Hillbilly
More to fiddle with and u can't spin it around.Originally Posted by f350ps
No one on their death bed ever said; I should have spent more time at work.
Hart Highway Hillbilly
We'll talk.
No one on their death bed ever said; I should have spent more time at work.
HuntingBC Champ
You gonna use it to load a big critter into your quad trailer? Putting that kind of weight on the back of your quad will not be a good idea.
Growing old is unavoidable. Growing up is highly overrated....
HuntingBC Champ
Heck of a good idea there MRP! Yes, a bigger plate on the ground would help it from sinking into soft ground. And, if your front rack was empty of gear, a guy could lift a quarter up as high as possible, hopefully to a large stump or a high bank of sorts, roll the quarter off your rear lift and tie it down so it won't fall off the stump, then turn the quad around and roll a quarter onto the front rack too? I hope to see a few pic's this fall with your new lift in Action!
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