FREE HITCH HAULER giveaway World Finals Havasu

[red_ak_ranger]

Did you get a booth at finals?
Would love to check these out, I'm in the market for a hitch hauler

You should get one. It's solid and not too heavy. Has two tie down points on the middle beam underneath the rails. I'm very happy I bought mine.

 

[chadman154]

You should get one. It's solid and not too heavy. Has two tie down points on the middle beam underneath the rails. I'm very happy I bought mine.

Got one coming with a ski im buying looks great tho!!!!

 

[CHRIS@EZ-SKI]

Happy holidays to everyone ...

 

[Galaitoto]

I have one too, and love it. Question, what's the best way to tie it down? I've been using tie downs, two over the front and back half of the ski and one attached to the front and one to the rear to keep it from sliding off during turns.

 

[CHRIS@EZ-SKI]

I have one too, and love it. Question, what's the best way to tie it down? I've been using tie downs, two over the front and back half of the ski and one attached to the front and one to the rear to keep it from sliding off during turns.

On the main tube , there are two race car style tabs welded on . Regardless of which way your ski is facing (drivers or passengers side) .. use a ratchet strap from one tab to the nose of your ski and a ratchet strap from the other tab to the rear hole on your ski or ride plate) if you are freeway traveling I rec. A 3rd ratchet strap going completely over the ski and bunks of the rack (this also holds your Springpole down.) 7 years of building these carriers and not one single report of a ski even close to coming off.
Happy Holidays all
Chris@ez-ski

 

[Galaitoto]

On the main tube , there are two race car style tabs welded on . Regardless of which way your ski is facing (drivers or passengers side) .. use a ratchet strap from one tab to the nose of your ski and a ratchet strap from the other tab to the rear hole on your ski or ride plate) if you are freeway traveling I rec. A 3rd ratchet strap going completely over the ski and bunks of the rack (this also holds your Springpole down.) 7 years of building these carriers and not one single report of a ski even close to coming off.
Happy Holidays all
Chris@ez-ski

Cool, that's exactly what I'm doing for the nose and rear of the ski. Then I use two tie downs over the pole and by the hood clamp and hook them to the brackets near the center of the rack at a 45 degree angle and connect them to the other brackets at the 45 degree angle.

 

[CHRIS@EZ-SKI]

Cool, that's exactly what I'm doing for the nose and rear of the ski. Then I use two tie downs over the pole and by the hood clamp and hook them to the brackets near the center of the rack at a 45 degree angle and connect them to the other brackets at the 45 degree angle.

Perfecto!!!!