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Jeff Stamper
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 Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:49 pm Post subject: Kart Lift Carrier for Pick up |
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Has anyone ever made a Carrier for a Kart Lift Winch Lift that fits in the reciever of a pick up truck ? I have the lift and need a way to attach it to the back of my truck ? Any ideas would be appreciated and if you have made one a few picks would be great
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David Flori
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I have a lift for the shop, but it is impromptu, in that it is used with adjustable straps and weighted to keep the kart steady.
Do they make a harness kit that has correctly weighted pick points?
Or is there perhaps a good method for picking them with a lift? |
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Nathan Adair
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Jeff Stamper
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That will not hold the Winch Lift ! Its heavy ! But thanks I did see that
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Tim Koyen
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| Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:25 pm Post subject: |
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Jeff,
What I recommend is a standard hitch rack for luggage, etc.
Congrats on scoring the WinchLift too!
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Jeff Stamper
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Thats what I was just looking at Tim. modify it just a bit to hold stand steady and we should be good. What does a winch Lift weigh ?
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Nathan Adair
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| Jeff Stamper wrote: | | That will not hold the Winch Lift ! Its heavy ! But thanks I did see that |
Yep, they are a little heavier than a scissor stand for sure. I'd think you could beef up the same design so it'll hold a WinchLift though. |
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David McDowell
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| Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 6:11 pm Post subject: |
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| I would say contact Kartlift and see what other models work with the product Nathan guided you too. It looks like it will work if you hang it from the frame by the caster wheels. |
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