Other Hitch Hauler Lets see everyone's Hitch Hauler pics and setups
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Ducky
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- Charlotte, NC
Cant wait to get my V2 hauler! Chris at EZ ski has been great to work with!
CHRIS@EZ-SKI
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- outterspace
That is great!!!!!
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- Kelowna, Canada
How are you guys tieing down you're jetskis to the rad dudes hauler? What kind of straps?
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CHRIS@EZ-SKI
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I cant speak for the radduds hauler , however .. my haulers (EZ-SKI) HAVE TWO race car style tabs welded to the main supportbeam. .. one ratchet strap to the front of ski.. one ratchet strap to the back .. and one completely around ski/springpole and bunks .. 7 years .. not a single incidence of a ski coming off
Chris@ez-ski
Ducky
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Can a Ford hitch even take that much weight?
Lol. You's a funny dude.
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- Kelowna, Canada
That's a lot of strapping ! Was hoping someone thought of a easier way by now haha. I usually just have an open ended ratchet strap from nose to hauler, and one from rear eyelet to hauler.
It's solid but I hate putting the stress on the ski. .
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CHRIS@EZ-SKI
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cool setup...
Thanks, it works great. The ski also transfers easy from/to my shop stand. Also at the beach I have carpeted 2x4s that get pinned into the end of the hitch hauler bunks to use as a ramp. That way I can push the beach cart up to the ramps, then pull or push the ski up and onto the hauler when I'm loading up solo.
- Location
- Texas
That's pretty awesome. I usually load mine onto my hitch hauler by using progressively taller objects to balance the ski on
- Location
- Kelowna, Canada
I just pull the front end off the jet lift cart onto the hauler!
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- Disco bay, ca
AM hull bow stop feasible or forget it? It wouldn't really lock the nose in anyways rather just keep from sliding forward
I have the versa hauler, used on a superjet and loved the bow stop. Now I'm deciding whether to scrap the whole setup and run strait bunks only..
Thanks and nice pics everyone .
Here's the old setup with the sj. I installed winch at the bow stop...worked really good... But not sure if I will do this method with AM hull.
I have the versa hauler, used on a superjet and loved the bow stop. Now I'm deciding whether to scrap the whole setup and run strait bunks only..
Thanks and nice pics everyone .
Here's the old setup with the sj. I installed winch at the bow stop...worked really good... But not sure if I will do this method with AM hull.
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CHRIS@EZ-SKI
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you could always just make your garage cart the same height as your hitch carrier no lifting , no balancing.. just slide from one to another and back again.
no lifting , no balancing.. just slide from one to another and back again.
Ducky
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- Charlotte, NC
Ever since I have had my EZ Ski hitch hauler, my ski is almost permanently on the hauler ready for whatever body of water we come across next! People in my work's parking garage are like "I mean honestly, who brings a jetski to work?"........Matt Jones does! I love this hauler....best purchase of the year for me.
iangdesign
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- United States
Pictures or it didn't happen...also I just like pictures of jetskis on hitch haulers.
CHRIS@EZ-SKI
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Ducky
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- Charlotte, NC
I will when I walk out of work!