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Tried it, result said it couldn't be used for this item. Tried something else that was on my wife's list, same result.

Thanks guys. I think I have something worked out with some scrap hydroturf

Thanks Jr. Any suggestions as to where I can get this small amount of underpad? I thought about using strips of Hydroturf or GatorGrip. Of course there wouldn't be as much surface adhered to the bottom of the JetTrim because of the cracks....but maybe it's enough, especially if I fill the cracks...

I picked up some Jettrim tray padding to replace the stock tray pads on my 94 550SX. I've seen a couple of pics & a video of the install process & strips of padding was used to fill the gaps & grooves where the stock plastic was. Jettrim didn't send anything like that though. Any suggestions as...

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You know where the tie down points on this carrier are located, right? Pretty tough to see from that picture. Or this one.

Seems like you could pretty easily rig a pair of bunks & winch (home built davit?) on there & get it done with one person.

Interesting idea. And it sounds like it would be fine. But I'm wondering why? For the novelty of being able to raise & lower it? I've had 2 different carriers & never really needed to raise or lower it. The ski slides to/from the carrier to my dolly easily. In my experience, anything that is...

2005 KLR650 with a few mods. A bit heavy, didn't do anything really well, but does it all, all the time. And pretty easy to work on.

I've mentioned this before too & was basically told I don't know what I'm talking about. Works for me too.

Lol, yea she does!

Lol, yea right. This cost me like 1/4 what a Razr costs. Unfortunately the Razr isn't legal in town here, but the golf cart is. It's got a 24 HP Honda twin in it, does about 35 mph.

Went camping last weekend and had to bring it all.

It's a little high, but it's summer & expected this time of year. If it hasn't sold in a month or two, offer them $2k. But around here, it would probably sell by then.

Sold by a guy on the 550 Facebook group...... his name is Jason something.

Couldn't you just drill a new hole for the reciever pin an inch or two out?

Um, Inland Empire?

First time i ever loaded it this way. Seemed to work ok. A little bouncy in the rear but i hadn't added any air to the rear bags, which I'm sure will firm things up.