That seems pretty cool, I’d have to see what happens when reviews start coming in...
Great, how long has it been on? Do you do fast trail riding or tootling about the yard and to the deer stand and back?
I just cant imagine the amount of torque that would be on it at 50-60 pounds out that far from a milled aluminum bracket that size, particularly mounted on a vertical post like you’re showing, bouncing down trails. That just seems like a certain break to me, but maybe not! If the bracket with three fasteners is steel, and fine threaded, I’ll feel better about it. If it’s durable, it certainly is inexpensive and simple in design, simple to mount.
Thats a decent price. Cheapest ive found 1.75" clamps is 37 bucks each. I couldnt make that and sell with any kinda profit margin. I say go for it.
I just cant imagine the amount of torque that would be on it at 50-60 pounds out that far from a milled aluminum bracket that size, particularly mounted on a vertical post like you’re showing, bouncing down trails. That just seems like a certain break to me, but maybe not! If the bracket with three fasteners is steel, and fine threaded, I’ll feel better about it. If it’s durable, it certainly is inexpensive and simple in design, simple to mount.
If it is it stands a better chance surviving. I just can’t find that in the specs on it.
That’s what I’ve ran into on several things now.. if we could find a reasonable price on a source for the clamps that would make DIY projects a lot more appealing for items like this.
Dont know why theyre so high but youre right. Ive rejected a couple of ideas simply cause of clamp price.
