I put fiberglass poles with reflective tops on front corner of my hitch hauler, so I can see it in the driver's seat. Otherwise you're just guessing. They're $1 at the hardware store.
Beach Cart Transporting without a Truck Bed??
- Thread starter JKMike
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I put fiberglass poles with reflective tops on front corner of my hitch hauler, so I can see it in the driver's seat. Otherwise you're just guessing. They're $1 at the hardware store.
Big Kahuna
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What about effects to the front suspension, ball joints, etc etc........ McDog use to run a hauler front and rear on his Tundra, He started having bad issues with his front end.
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I think that is only coincidence. Besides, I overhauled my front end at 115k miles with the hope to get another 100k
A front hitch hauler and beach cart will not cause issues on a healthy 1500+ truck. It's still less than a brush guard or winch and mount.
CHRIS@EZ-SKI
Lions Among Sheep
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this is correct
Big Kahuna
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Thinking lift kit may not have helped much!!!!!!!
smokeysevin
one man with a couch
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- Houston
If it was a gen 1 (2000-2006) Tundra, the ball joints and bushings are crap to start with. I have one with 275k miles on it for reference.
Sean
Sean
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- N. Carolina
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- NYC/Long Island
Did you find another piece of 2" square tubing or is that the bigfoot 2" section with the winch?
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- Coeur D' Alene, ID
One thing they should all pretty much have in common is the 2 rails the ski sits on being about the same width. I have a few ideas, ill PM you Chris
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- N. Carolina
Four foot piece of 2 in tubing slightly smaller than the big foot use as a just a holder for the wheel assy
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- NYC/Long Island
I have the same cart, ski, and hauler. Can it be shorter then 4'? Everything is in storage so I can't check.