Well got the dusty Dawg installed looks like it should work well
Not much change in ride or handling
It feels about the same as when I had my large box on the back.
Shipping weight on the carrier was 60 pounds
My dog weight is 80 pounds
Sway bar removed
Front tire 25x8x12 ripsaw
Rear tire 25x10x12 ripsaw
No spacers
Stock shocks
My dog Was a little bit unsure about her first ride so I put jeep cargo nets around the openings (but will remove as she gets more comfortable with her new seating arrangement
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I’m also a very happy Dusty Dawgs owner. No change in ride when I installed it, later I went to 25” tires with 1” front and 1.5” rear spacers.
Our dog goes in and out from the bench seat. I can’t imagine lifting an 80# yellow lab into the back,
I cut a piece if an old blue tarp and zip tied it above to give her shade.
I mounted a spare on the rear gate, I have a posting in Accessories and Modifications on how I did it. The gate still opens,
The top is a perfect fit for my soft 2-bow case for bowhunting.
Out elk hunting today.
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Our dog goes in and out from the bench seat. I can’t imagine lifting an 80# yellow lab into the back,
I cut a piece if an old blue tarp and zip tied it above to give her shade.
I mounted a spare on the rear gate, I have a posting in Accessories and Modifications on how I did it. The gate still opens,
The top is a perfect fit for my soft 2-bow case for bowhunting.
Out elk hunting today.
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Well, having two pups that go with me all the time: How do they like it? My GSP thinks she is suppose to co-pilot and when I bar her from "nose on the windshield", she acts like she is in jail. I mean serious Stink-Eye! The vizsla on the other hand likes to lay back and supervise the roads. You know, a bark here, a ruff there, all for fun.
s/f Steve
s/f Steve