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Not trying to put a damper on your ride, but you will save your self some headaches and money later on if you do this now. go get a tub of Bel Ray waterproof grease. use that and only that. the job sounds worse than it is. you can do it in an afternoon with a 6 pack or so. the incident you...

My boats got a big inline 6 Merc on it. dont tell me about THIRSTY. :crazy: and with an hour and a half minimum drive to hit the trails....kinds the same thing. I'll be picking and choosing my rides a little more. luckily lakes are close by.

It wont affect my stand up use. but it WILL effect how much I take my KTM to the woods or how often my boat or my sit down see water.

nice story.. but you arent done yet. tear that sucker apart and grease all your bearings. you'll thank me later.

WTF!? explain, please?

I dunno... Looks nice and all, but I think things are not as claimed.

depends on how "FRESH" the water is. if it's especially murky, or iff I have been in the sand alot, I'll flush.

where? RC would have laid the smack down. JS would have taken second or crashed him self stupid tring to catch the GOAT, and then it would have been CR or KW in 3rd a loooooooong ways back. same as it ever was....

I can strap it down at any number of points once it's loaded. it IS strapped at the front of the rig though.

eventually I'll rebuild it with 6061 tubing. but for now, it'll stay wood. Aluminum is pricey, and I need my cash for my trip.

pics in the truck. it does exactlly what is was supposed to do. I still have a few tweeks and finla trin things to do. but for the intents of this excercize, I'd call it a resounding success.

seriously? lake MI is cool.. but I miss my ocean.

you shoot 'em first if they are still alive.

I'll take sharks and jelly fish over gators, maccosins and ameobas any day.

I agree with everything you just said. but for the intended purpose.. This is more than adequate.

I've dragged it up off the floor 3 times with no issues at all. tomorrow I'm loading it in the truck to do my final test and gonna finish off a few little detail things I was to tired to do tonight.

looks like it's 2000 lb.. not 3000 as I thought. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=92860

I like the roller Idea.. but casters can add up quick. not to mention, the whole Idea was to have the ramp bunks stow under the ski so that I'm not cluttering up my bed. this is for a x-country trip and I'm hauling a dirtbike all my gear for both, tools, etc. Plus since it's "officially" a...

holy rust bucket, batman

it's from harbor freight. it's for ATVs 3000lb.