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    It's only a light quad. I just throw the winch wire under it and winch it backwards. Winch rope rubs underneath but it would take years to even mark the underneath We talking three or four times a year. On the front is nice. Chuck the rope over the rafters it' lifts whole bike off the ground for a good clean. 500 Honda not that light but it's effortless
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    I just use a wire strainer as a winch. Light, doesn't get messed up so much, portable, versatile, ...

    Think 'less is more', why make a light manoeuvrable lightweight vehicle heavy and ungainly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiroatedson View Post
    Is the trailer a home made or store bought?? Bit of info be good. Thanks


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    Home made, couldn't buy a nice light one that one person could lift onto trailer. Beer and welding what could go wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    Do those racks mark your gun? Look like an easy option but I put enough marks on my rifle myself without a rack wrecking it more!
    Rifle rack is rubber covered and not marking at all on rifle. You can't see it but I fitted halved plastic 10cm down pipe under the rack to stop mud getting on the rifle.

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    here is my version easy enough to take on and off.
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    Here's my version...



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    The shooting frame is the right height to rest your elbows on handlebars for a steady shot. Gun holder is handy for holding spade, grubber or standards. A frame on front for towing behind tractor etc

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    This is my set up and the spray tank provides a good rest when shooting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    This is my set up and the spray tank provides a good rest when shooting.
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    @Dundee what the f#@k is that seat cover? does it massage your buttock or something
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    @Dundee what the f#@k is that seat cover? does it massage your buttock or something
    Looks like it would do a fair bit of exfoliation that's for sure!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    I was thinking of looking into mounting some rollers so that the winch is front mounted but the wire could be redirected out the back of the bike
    Just remember that if you are seriously stuck, access under the bike to run a cable back might be a struggle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    @Dundee what the f#@k is that seat cover? does it massage your buttock or something
    I think that is what Mrs Dundee is for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    @Dundee what the f#@k is that seat cover? does it massage your buttock or something
    Its stop your arse burning in the summer time.Also protection from dog paws which is the worst cause for ripped canvas seat covers.
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