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Old 02-04-2014, 12:27 PM
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Nice! setup. Never thought about using a rear carrier for a weight bracket is that the same one you would buy for a car/truck? And the Jonny bucket
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The super is looking good, Randy!
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Thats a great idea putting on the carry all. I have one for our car we use for vacations.

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Great looking super. i also use the carrier on mine. Hung on the wall for years after I got rid of the pathfinder. Not it is out about every weekend hauling something.
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The weights are attached to the A frame on the 3pt...I had a thread on it about a month ago.
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Looks good Randy. I bet a cooler fits on the back too.
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Looks good Randy. I bet a cooler fits on the back too.
Now we know why Randy has the carrier on the back. A cooler a Cigar and he is all good to go.
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Now we know why Randy has the carrier on the back. A cooler a Cigar and he is all good to go.
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