Is this unit rugged enough to hold up to four wheeling on rough trails with out rattling apart/
1137568
I had it in a 2002 Dodge Ram 4x4, but never took it off road. After having the radio in for about a week, the power button fell into the unit. The fit for my truck seemed to be a good sturdy fit and was only returned because of the power button falling into the radio.
1137569
No its very small. I have peoblem with it and I send it back to the seller again
1828700
I live overseas around SEA..this was shipped to me by sea..so I guess it's rugged enough..but of course like every equipment..just take care of it..
347420
Yes it is ive pushed this stroller in 5inches of snow its definetly rugged enough!! You wont be disappointed
75967
I have not had this one for a year but I carry my heavy bass amp on it and take it up and down stairs and it has held up well. I had one before but made the mistake of giving it away. The guy is still using it and he carries amp as well. These are rugged tires.
766754
I hauled a 450lb sport bike on it for about 650 miles and didn't have any problems. I'd be real careful hauling something that heavy as some of the parts aren't super heavy duty like the tie down holes. Also make sure your truck can hold that kind of tongue weight, hate to get it loaded on there then hit a bump and rip your hitch off the back of the truck.
1884157
Yes, that's why I bought it. The only shortcoming I have found is that it may try and direct you down roads that are not rated for the weight of the truck. They warn of this in the owners manual. Otherwise the performance of the unit has been excellent! I drive a 80,000 GVW eighteen wheeler.
369438
I would not use them for rugged roads. they are good for the price. but not great. I use them for freeway use mostly.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.
523052
It's a pretty stiff ride. I take it on a trail with a portion with coarse gravel. It's very shaky.
505514
many of the parts are made of plastic you will need to replace with aluminum parts the differential gears, castor mounts, drive shafts and front steering hubs as they break or strip out. also you will want to get a larger mah battery if you want any kind of run time. trail running is ok but rock crawling with this unit is just going to keep breaking stuff. good luck finding parts.
1546818
Should hold up fine, I have shook my jeep from my highlift while mounted in the stand..
726258
Absolutely! It's quite sturdy. I've hauled it all over the place (in the car) and it has yet to have any show of wear and tear.
1597547
This unit can be installed where ever there is room for it to fit. Install it flat, horizontal, vertical, etc. I doubt it is "trail ready" for a rough environment, though.Hope this helps.
1176567
Mine took an unfortunate crash to the ice off the four wheeler while crossing a lake and not one of my items were busted. I use mine for all my ice fishing gear, works great
305136
Absolutely without a doubt. I've used mine for touring for a few years now. Bullet proof.
1127573
I used it for a back up light and it seems sturdy enough for that application. Seems well built to handle the rough stuff that I might encounter on a trail with my Ranger 900. Hope this helps you
1681776
I have had one since last fall and used it to haul gas cans and other light items. I did haul 2 deer during hunting season... About 200#. It does feel really light being aluminum but it also seems sturdy. I would say if it's not overloaded or abused it should hold up over time.