Wish the one I built for myself looked this good

[Srubrn]

Here is a pic of a cargo carrier I built for a friend of mine. It looks a lot better than the one I build t for myself.

[Srubrn]

Second pic with the gate down. Allows easy acces for heavy item like a generator.

[Sundown]

I like the rounded corners one better, I have a tendensity to hurt my shins on the square ones. Looks great to me...

[Bob]

Srubrn,

Is that bolted to the vehicle frame on each side or a single receiver hitch mount? Nice work.

Bob

[Srubrn]

Bob,

I mounted it to two reciever hitches I made that bolt directly to the outside of the frame. It slides in and uses hitch pins.

[Rocky D]

Good job, Todd, but why did you paint it black? Check this one I built

[Dirt Rider]

Hey, I bet my mother-in-law could fit in there!! Heck of an idea you guys.

[Srubrn]

Rocky,

I have seen yours before, you should have put some wheelie wheels on there.

[TheOldDude]

Rocky,

Is it possible I'm wrong??????

That piece of tube with the reflector tape sure looks like it may be missing a end cap!!!!!

Mabey vandels in the area?

[cope]

Originally posted by TheOldDude
Rocky,

Is it possible I'm wrong??????

That piece of tube with the reflector tape sure looks like it may be missing a end cap!!!!!

Mabey vandels in the area?

Old Man Stick, Rocky is too cheap to buy end caps. Bet he doesn't know that he can get free samples here:

http://www.caplugs.com/default.asp

[Rocky D]

AAhhh...you guys are sharp! Now you know me well enough that if there was an uncapped end, there must be a purpose for it!

That is the storage place for the exhaust pipe for my generator. You see, we go to dog shows and the caboose, as I call it, was to carry my generator, and you can't have exhaust gasses flowing onto the ground gassing your neighbors $5000 doggie. So the pipe carries the gasses up out of harms way.