That rack is perfect! I wish there was something like that available for purchase. I'll have to talk to the local welding shop to see if I can have one made.
We just made a rack similar, we had an issue with the area where the tire fits into, after using it one time it rubbed the rubber off of both tires to the point where the cords are showing, have you noticed and rubbing issues?
@@the_atomic_punk487 I attached my bow to my pack (check out the ASIO gear backpack) and wear it on my back….then stands and sticks to the rear platform…..some guys add bow holder to the handle bars but I don’t like that idea….attaching it to the pack works really well
What are the dimensions of the wheel wells and the distance between them please provide a “ schematic “ so I can have the same added to my hitch hauler. Thank you.
@@JoeMilesMWT thank you! And the post that’s sticking up with the dog collar attachment if that’s not too much trouble. Going to be constructing mine this weekend. And thanks for the video, and the others that you take the time to put on your channel, very informative and well done!
@@the_atomic_punk487 thank you! Will do….if you haven’t heard from me by lunch time email me please got kind of a crazy morning so don’t want to forget joe@asiogear.com
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That rack is perfect! I wish there was something like that available for purchase. I'll have to talk to the local welding shop to see if I can have one made.
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you're going to do extremely well on YT - great info and excellent delivery - thanks and good hunting!
Mike Nardozzi thanks man...really appreciate that!
Nice set up, thanks for the video.
Nice rig man!!
How did you transport it down gravel areas ? With the electronics stuff exposed ??
Game changer for me last season! Especially on my longer ingress/egress (2+ miles) locations.
Did the large platform on the back bolt to your existing rear rack or did you have to engineer it to work?
We just made a rack similar, we had an issue with the area where the tire fits into, after using it one time it rubbed the rubber off of both tires to the point where the cords are showing, have you noticed and rubbing issues?
I have not but will keep an eye on that….I guess you could wrap the contact points I rubber tubing or a grip tape to prevent that….not sure
@@JoeMilesMWT right, good point, we’ll give it a try, thanks!
@@JoeMilesMWT I figure I’m going to carry my stand, sticks and pack on the rear rack behind the seat, have you figured out a way to carry your bow?
@@the_atomic_punk487 I attached my bow to my pack (check out the ASIO gear backpack) and wear it on my back….then stands and sticks to the rear platform…..some guys add bow holder to the handle bars but I don’t like that idea….attaching it to the pack works really well
@@JoeMilesMWT I will check that out, thank you!
What are the dimensions of the wheel wells and the distance between them please provide a “ schematic “ so I can have the same added to my hitch hauler. Thank you.
4 1/2 X 22 1/2” and post are 10” tall….made with 1” tubing…..a buddies dad made it so don’t have any drawings
Do you put Slime or Flat Out inside the tire inner tube to prevent flats?
I have not as most areas I use this are wet swamp roads
Do you have the dimensions of the mod you did for the bike rack?
Man sorry I don’t...a buddies dad built that for me
@@JoeMilesMWT mind sharing the inside dimensions of the two rectangular pieces that the bike tires rest in?
@@the_atomic_punk487 let me measure tomorrow….and I’ll let you know….I can’t remember off hand
@@JoeMilesMWT thank you! And the post that’s sticking up with the dog collar attachment if that’s not too much trouble. Going to be constructing mine this weekend. And thanks for the video, and the others that you take the time to put on your channel, very informative and well done!
@@the_atomic_punk487 thank you! Will do….if you haven’t heard from me by lunch time email me please got kind of a crazy morning so don’t want to forget joe@asiogear.com
almost 2k got a bike! Man that's a lot of trail cameras and treestands.
Ramsay Country man those others are close to $4k....I’m all about a deal....hahahahah!!
@@JoeMilesMWT yes, I'm interested in how the battery last.
You still have to get to the cameras and treestand not to mention all the other traveling, scouting etc.