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What about the ghetto trailer? that thing was sick... oh well..SHIVER ME TIMBERS said:My new Sportsworks T-3 rack....
have a Hollywood going up for sale real quick
What about the ghetto trailer? that thing was sick... oh well..SHIVER ME TIMBERS said:My new Sportsworks T-3 rack....
have a Hollywood going up for sale real quick
I got the third tray tooGman said:i have a t2 and i ****ing love it. ive used it so much.
do you use that bolt on the side to attach to your trailer hitch....also the bolt on top...does that do anything???? do you use it???dogonfr said:I'v got the T-2 rack think it's awsome. So what is the diff between the 2? look the same.
There is a bolt on the side to go through 2in reciver. The 1 on top is the anti-sway, otay i use them.SHIVER ME TIMBERS said:do you use that bolt on the side to attach to your trailer hitch....also the bolt on top...does that do anything???? do you use it???
how does the one on top work...looks very weird designdogonfr said:There is a bolt on the side to go through 2in reciver. The 1 on top is the anti-sway, otay i use them.
I love that feature. It keeps the rack nice and solid.dogonfr said:There is a bolt on the side to go through 2in reciver. The 1 on top is the anti-sway, otay i use them.
Yes it does, unless you dont have the proper reciver.TNC said:I love that feature. It keeps the rack nice and solid.
isn't it past your bed timeTNC said:I love that feature. It keeps the rack nice and solid.
I have the T2 and freaking love it. As far as the T3 I am kind of confused to what that is also.SHIVER ME TIMBERS said:how does the one on top work...looks very weird design
thanks I understand now how it works...I have not put it on my truck yet, so it didn't make senseskate said:I have the T2 and freaking love it. As far as the T3 I am kind of confused to what that is also.
Either way the bolt on the top is is connected to the little pin (on top as well) that goes up when you screw that bolt in. so when you stick the rack in your reciever the pin that goes up and down should slide in all the way inside the reciever. So when you screw that bolt on top down the pin goes up and kind of presses up against the inside of the reciever hitch, which is another feature the sportworks uses to keep it from swaying and bobbing along with the bolt in reciever pin.
Pretty good idea I think and it works very well.
I would also recommend you buying a locking reciever pin made especially for that. Just to keep you investment safe.
I purchased the pin that came with the cable and it ended up being around 40 dollars. Kind of pricey, but it has come in hand many of times.
The locking pin is good for the dummy theif, the smart ones will unbolt the linkage, recomend a cable lock through bikes to chassis of vehicle. Also very easy to unload at a stop light.skate said:I would also recommend you buying a locking reciever pin made especially for that. Just to keep you investment safe.
I purchased the pin that came with the cable and it ended up being around 40 dollars. Kind of pricey, but it has come in hand many of times.