Would this work mounted (somehow) in the back of my pickup to haul say an Elk into the back end?
1004332
Yes it will work the only thing is that you need to use it little by little so the motor doesn't overheat. I installed it on my minivan to haul a wheelchair.
1004333
Yes. As long as you could get the elk to stand still while you put the hook through his horns! Seriously, yes but you would have to have a strong enough place to mount it ib the pickup bed. You could use a steel plate to support the motor mount. You may also need to lengthen the wires on the remote unless you had someone to help you lift the animal as you pulled it into the bed. The winch is certainly strong enough. You could also use a ramp on your truck if you were alone but the remote wires would have to be modified. Hope this helps.
1625050
I would think so. However, keep in mind this is a straight pulley system. It takes some muscle to hoist anything of weight.
1174542
I would not suggest it...but w/ it set to lowest height it may work. Personally...after the length of time it took to put together & the weight of it - fitting into a van would be painful. Perhaps in the back of a pickup...tied down well - if that's an option
1433847
Should work fine. Mine are mounted in a dually pickup with the flaps adjusted to fit behind the dual rear wheels, and there was still some outboard adjustment left as well as about five inches of additional length that I trimmed off.
1008048
Yes it would. It's durable and can carry enough gear. The only downfall is it needs hooks to hang on the fence but you can add a simple D-ring and it works fine.
1879848
The motorcycle mount extends the hitch receiver behind the motorcycle. So yes it will but it can only be used for flat towing a vehicle. Not for trailers or anything that will add down weight. Additionally, if you intend to flat tow, during the installation try to mount the attachments to the motorhome with a slight upward tilt towards the motorcycle carrier. This will help to increase the ground clearance where your tow bar attaches.
2041651
My experience with pickup on a banjo only involved a magnetic pickup. A transducer like this one would work, but I sense that it would overload too easily. You know how dangerous a banjo can be to start with, right:-)
1624959
Yes, but keep in mind that you have to buy 2 since this is meant to be used with a hitch rack on a pickup truck. It is also only a temporary installation for occasional use only. For a more permanent solution check out what Thule or Yakima has for your vehicle. With that in mind, I hauled two kayaks from Fla to Ohio using one of these on a pickup and they performed very well.
2173148
Yes. I carried my 1200 sportster on it with no issues until I sold my hauler last week. I added some support in the form of two heavy duty ratchet straps that I hooked into the ends of the square tubing and ran up over the tailgate and into strap hooks located in my bed. Didnt budge an inch and was rock solid.
1572309
the pickup is 2-3/4" long and 7/64" wide so I don't think so. You may be able to cut it to length. It's only $6 so it may be worth a try.
692631
On flat ground yes. Last year we pulled a Large Cow Elk (Probably should have quartered it) off the mountain down hills up hills and traversing across hills. We had one on front, back and the uphill side to keep the uphill tire down so the cart would not roll. I have also fabricated a new front handle that is higher and stronger for the added weight. For Deer I don't think there would be problem.Hope that helps.
1630845
It will fit in the back of a pickup truck my husband hauls it in his ram short bed with the tail gate up it but does hang over. One man can lift it but it is awkward to move alone. If you are sliding it off the truck into a lake or pond and sliding it back on a truck it can be done alone.
226435
Maybe. There is a small lip on the back. If you're handy, you could drill a small hole in it to to hook in. It doesn't have anything specifically for that.
2089851
Yes, I think it should work depending on whether you have extra space in back like with a suburban or expedition EL...or if you don't have a lot of people to seat. Sounds like a fun plan!
2262938
To get the answer to your question go to the PullRite web page, they have complete compatability listings there. It's a great hitch for a short bed pickup.
1179451
Yes, however, the dismount/mount bar is short-- may have to add a section of pipe to get more leverage. Otherwise, it works...
2181890
Yes it can. I use it behind my 25HP lawn tractor and behind my ATV. It has the standard hitch that lawn implements use.