can this be used to pull a 5x10 utlity tralier with a golf cart loaded on it????
647678
The hitch itself will hold no problem. Just make sure it's mounted to something substantial.
431337
It attaches to the golf cart by threading into a hole in the handle. It would work if you had a place for it to thread into. You might have to make a threaded mound for it at the exact place where you want it to attach. Once it's attached to the cart it's pretty sturdy.
874716
I don't see why not. It's designed to run off of 12VDC, so assuming the electrical system on your golf cart is 12V, I would assume you could make it work.
1074902
It appears to be heavy duty to push for long walks. My cart had the wrong size rod for the small wheel so I can't use it. Tried sending it back (it's at your own expense) but it cost more than twice what I paid to ship it back. So I guess I'll donate it.
693514
I would think so..my 4 wheeler probably weighs more than a golf cart and they work fine for me.
677201
This puller attaches to the wheel studs, it is held in place with the lug nuts and can be used with the jacking screw as shown or fastened to a slide hammer. As long as the lug nuts match up to the holes I don't see why it wouldn't work.
422242
I would try and use the right tool to do the right job. This is designed for tandum trailers when you have to changing one tire. Just like you can use a rock to drive a screw! Get your self some ramps for that job. These will be too low anyway.
771419
Yes, you could drill holes for a u-bolt on the side rails to hold the 2" bracket. Just like the axiles are joined. This may only support the cart with no extra load. Also dissimilar metals would cause electroius aka pitting in the aluminum. So use an aluminum bracket and bolts.I use the hitch assembly and I load the cart with about 100lbs. So it essentially extra cargo storage for me. I also noted a 1 mph/gal decrease in fuel economy with cart fully loaded with bulky items over a 400 mile trip.
803755
I would only use it on a 2'' sapling or smaller for a atv. I use it mostly for vertical pulling from the bucket on my 50 hp tractor. Use 2 people on the vertical-This keeps you from getting off and on the tractor too much. The same would be true for horizontal pulling.
884504
Depends on the trailer and car not the rack so much. The rack is lightweight. I pull my 4x8 trailer with my Volvo S80.
1625050
I would think so. However, keep in mind this is a straight pulley system. It takes some muscle to hoist anything of weight.
1903753
I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.
1205953
No, this pump is much too small. Additionally, it would be unable to pump a 10' lift.
1794005
I don't see why it wouldn't work. However, this is very large, about the size of a roll out city waste cart, but very very lightweight.
1028646
You can always adjust the length of the wood you use to make it sit better (change angle) on the end of the truck. Assuming it is seated well on the end of the truck, once there is weight on the ramp, it shouldn't move. I use it for putting the golf cart in the shed, which is maybe a 1 foot lift, so this isn't an issue for me. The product is pretty decent. I'd go for it. In the alternative, if your not in a hurry, you can probably find decent used ramps on your local craigslist that would work. Good luck
1162047
I DON'T see why not. We installed it on golf cart and it DIDN'T have any special attachments on cart or the holder. Should be just fine
1355865
Sure it would work, but the ball will bounce off the rim at a different angle. We have a slanted drive and it does not pose a real problem, but I do plan on making a shim with plywood or cabinet shims to even it out.